Sheikh Mohamed orders six-month rent waiver for businesses on Al Hudariyat Island in Abu Dhabi

Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, visited the new Al Hudayriat Recreational Project on Wednesday and ordered it to be opened to the public within 30 days.

He also directed officials to provide a six-month rent exemption for owners of mobile food caravans on the island as well as the shop owners in the Marasana project on the island.

The Al Hudayriat Recreational Project is a waterfront community on the 3,000-hectare Hudayriat Island, south-west of the Abu Dhabi main island.

We visited Al Hudayriat Project, an important addition to Abu Dhabi’s entertainment and tourism sector. We aim to develop inclusive and unique projects, which encourage a healthier lifestyle for the whole community. pic.twitter.com/7OAzMMktr9

— محمد بن زايد (@MohamedBinZayed) October 14, 2020

“We visited Al Hudayriat Project, an important addition to Abu Dhabi’s entertainment and tourism sector. We aim to develop inclusive and unique projects, which encourage a healthier lifestyle for the whole community,” Sheikh Mohamed tweeted.

The Hudayriat Recreational Project is the second leisure destination, after the Jubail Mangrove Park announced, late last year by Modon Properties, a subsidiary of ADQ, as part of a series of entertainment leisure offerings within Abu Dhabi.

Sheikh Mohamed, outlined the necessity for projects that ncrease green spaces across the emirate in a way that ensures a healthier lifestyle for the Abu Dhabi community, and boosts ecotourism.

Mohamed bin Zayed visited the Hudariyat leisure and entertainment district and gave directions to open the project by next month to be a new attraction for all members of the community, both residents and visitors to #AbuDhabi. pic.twitter.com/BzpY66y1qj

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He also instructed the officials to accelerate the launch of leisure facilities across the emirate and to develop the the infrastructure in line with international standards, reported official news agency WAM.

The Crown Prince visited 10 leisure facilities on the island during his visit including the ‘Stars Gate’ which is a camping site; 321 Sports Village which includes sports playgrounds, jogging and cycling tracks; Challenge Village; and ‘Hudayriat Heritage Walk’ which extends along the waterfront and provides visitors with a cultural background of the island and the history of pearl diving in the UAE.

His Highness also gave directions to establish recreational facilities across the emirate to encourage healthy lifestyles & meet the needs of the community, and to exempt food truck owners on Al Hudariyat island and shops owners in the new Marasana project from rent for 6 months. pic.twitter.com/q6psadQuYt

— مكتب أبوظبي الإعلامي (@admediaoffice) October 14, 2020

He also visited Marasana which represents the marina located in the heart of the project which includes several restaurants, an ice rink, and a kids waterpark too.

“Al Hudayriat project and other similar developments represent a qualitative addition that reinforces Abu Dhabi’s status on the global tourist map,” said Sheikh Mohamed.