Regeneration plans revealed for historic Abu Dhabi trading hub

Regeneration plans revealed for historic Abu Dhabi trading hub

A historic part of Abu Dhabi is to be redeveloped with a total overhaul of souks and markets, it has been announced.

The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) and Modon Properties have revealed details of the comprehensive renovation plan for designated areas of the Mina Zayed area. 

Dubai Holding says renovation works at Arabian-inspired shopping and leisure destination will take three months to complete

The Mina Zayed wharf is being redeveloped as part of an overall plan to revitalise the area and elevate Mina Zayed's position as one of Abu Dhabi's iconic landmarks.

The project will include a new fish market, plant souk, fruit and vegetable market, meat market, carpet souk, date souk, and a wholesale souk.

Existing shops and markets will remain open to the public throughout the redevelopment period. Shops will be transferred upon completion of the redevelopment projects, without affecting the businesses in the current markets, a statement said.

“We are very proud to embark upon this new milestone for the redevelopment of Meena Zayed. Following the successful demolition of Meena Plaza, scheduled to take place on Friday November 27, we look forward to advancing our plans in revitalizing the historic area. With our masterplan underway, we remain committed to contributing to