Abu Dhabi And Mubadala Launch Beach Access Project For People Of Determination

Abu Dhabi Media Office

The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) and Mubadala have joined hands to launch initiatives focused on community well-being, environmental sustainability, and particularly, inclusivity for People of Determination. The first project to be launched by DMT and Mubadala is the beach accessibility project. This project is designed to facilitate beach access for people of determination by adding sea elevators and guided track access to the water through the innovative SEATRAC system.

In terms of design and other specifications, SEATRAC features a non-fixed installation design, ensuring flexible and adaptable access to the seawater. The design guarantees individuals with mobility restrictions to enjoy the water, empowering them to navigate the beach area independently.

Powered by renewable energy sources, it aligns with the DMT's sustainability strategy. Its self-sufficiency ensures smooth and efficient operation, and the remote control feature provides user-friendly accessibility.

As for implementation, People of Determination can make the most of this beach accessibility project across five beaches in Abu Dhabi, including the Al Bateen Public Beach, Al Bateen Ladies’ Beach, Corniche Public Beach, Corniche Family Beach, and Corniche Sahil Beach.

On this, His Excellency Dr. Salem Khalfan Al Kaabi, the Director General of Operational Affairs at the DMT, said, "As we join forces with Mubadala, our partnership is more than a collaboration, it's a shared commitment to elevate Abu Dhabi's quality of life. We envision a future where our strategic partnership serves as a beacon for community wellbeing, environmental sustainability and inclusivity."

In addition, DMT and Mubadala plan to introduce 26 freshwater drinking fountains in parks throughout Abu Dhabi. These innovative fountains include big internal water reservoirs, water filters, and chilling units, offering a sustainable and refreshing drinking water solution. This initiative aims to decrease dependence on single-use plastic bottles. 

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