Emaar Properties, in collaboration with the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), commemorated the opening of the Dubai Metro Blue Line with a stunning projection on Burj Khalifa, a symbol of Dubai's ambition and progress. 

 

The 30-kilometre new addition to Dubai's transportation network links the red and green lines, marking a significant milestone in the city's 2040 urban plan and enhancing public transport efficiency by connecting key economic and social hubs across Dubai.

 

Providing a link between the existing Red and Green Metro lines, the Blue Line will feature 14 stations, including two transfer stations connected to the Centerpoint station (the eastern terminus of the Red Line) and Creek station (the southern terminus of the Green Line).

 

Enhancing the reach and efficiency of public transport, the Blue Line will play an important role in connecting various economic and social hubs across Dubai, benefiting millions of residents and visitors alike.

 

According to Emaar, this new line will benefit Dubai Creek Harbour, a major development along the emirate's waterfront. When completed, the project will house 200,000 people and include 78.5 million sq ft of residential space. 

 

The Dubai developer is currently developing the area, adding new retail, cultural, and residential areas, with plans to more than quadruple its size and set a new standard for futuristic architecture in Dubai.-TradeArabia News Service