Hamdan bin Mohammed inaugurates the new generation of bus stations in Al Ghubaiba
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Executive Council, announced the launch of the new generation of public transport bus stations in Al Ghubaiba, according to the highest international standards.
His Highness said in tweets on Twitter: “Today we inaugurated the new generation of public transport bus stations in the Al Ghubaiba area according to the highest international standards .. Ease of movement, mobility and linking communities with each other is one of the most important criteria for classifying future cities .. We seek to provide a global model by implementing Excellent and sustainable infrastructure projects. "
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed added: "I have also seen the pilot operation of the electric scooter project, in which 3 international companies and two national companies participate ... they continue to diversify the services provided by the Emirate of Dubai ... Our goal is a smart, future, constantly renewed city ..."
His Highness affirmed: "The integration of the new generation of bus stations with stations of mass transit such as the Dubai metro, means of maritime transport and taxis ... is part of our strategy aimed at facilitating the movement of citizens and residents as well as tourists .. We also seek to create a unique experience for visitors to the Expo 2020 Dubai. .
Hamdan bin Mohammed: We inaugurated today the new generation of public transport bus stations in Al Ghubaiba, according to the highest international standards .. The ease of movement, mobility and linking communities with each other is one of the most important criteria for classifying future cities .. We seek to provide a global model through the implementation of distinct and sustainable infrastructure projects.
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