Dubai is taking significant steps to enhance social welfare, real estate regulations, and digital transformation. During today’s Executive Council meeting, major initiatives were approved to align with the Year of Community and the Dubai Social Agenda 33.
One of the key announcements was the launch of the Dubai Child Protection Protocol, designed to provide a structured framework for ensuring child welfare across the emirate. Additionally, the approval of the Community Development Fund Policy will enhance social services and fund essential community programs.
In the real estate sector, the Strata Registration Project was introduced, allowing Emirati property owners to subdivide real estate units and issue independent title deeds. This move will simplify property ownership and investment opportunities within UAE citizen-owned areas.
To promote sustainable urban living, the Super Block Initiative was unveiled, creating pedestrian-friendly, car-free neighborhoods that encourage a more walkable and eco-friendly cityscape. Furthermore, the Unified Digital Platform was approved, streamlining government services across specialized platforms, including Dubai Now, Invest in Dubai, and Visit Dubai.
A major milestone was also set: full digitization of all government services by 2027. This ambitious goal aligns with Dubai’s vision of becoming a global leader in smart governance and digital innovation.
These progressive measures reaffirm Dubai’s commitment to fostering a connected, inclusive, and forward-thinking society, setting new benchmarks in social development, real estate, and digital transformation.