Abu Dhabi boasts approximately 45,000 square kilometers of water bodies and a coastline stretching about 2,400 kilometers, which includes 230 islands. This extensive maritime landscape is crucial for the emirate’s economy, environment, and lifestyle.
In light of its significance, the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has introduced new regulations aimed at standardizing waterway usage. These rules apply to both commercial and recreational activities, ensuring a clear framework for all stakeholders.
The implementation of these guidelines is expected to enhance safety and sustainability in Abu Dhabi’s waterways, promoting responsible use while protecting the marine ecosystem.
Overall, the new regulations reflect Abu Dhabi’s commitment to managing its maritime resources effectively, supporting both economic growth and environmental stewardship.
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