Three new public parks opened in Qatar
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Municipality opened three new public parks in Al Wakrah and Al Wukair as part of its efforts to expand green spaces, improve quality of life and provide sustainable recreational facilities for residents.</p> <p>The new facilities include Al Mashmoum Park and Al Khuzama Park in Al Wakrah, and Al Arak Park in Al Wukair. </p> <p>They were developed by the Ministry's…
In Doha, Qatar, the Ministry of Municipality has opened three new public parks in Al Wakrah and Al Wukair, as part of its initiative to increase green spaces and provide residents with sustainable recreational facilities. The parks, named Al Mashmoum, Al Khuzama, and Al Arak, were developed by the Ministry's Public Parks Department in collaboration with the Public Works Authority (Ashghal).
Engineer Abdullah Ahmed Al Karani, Assistant Undersecretary for Public Services Affairs at the Ministry, stated that the parks align with the Ministry's ongoing efforts to enhance public services and recreational spaces throughout the nation. These new parks were designed based on residents' requirements, offering green spaces for recreation, exercise, and relaxation, thereby promoting healthier lifestyles and outdoor activities.
Each park boasts a distinct character, reflecting the local environment. Al Mashmoum Park, occupying 4,394 square meters, includes 2,396 square meters of landscaped areas with 68 trees, alongside 927 square meters of pedestrian paths, a 204-meter jogging track, a 232-square-meter children's playground, a 45-square-meter outdoor fitness area, restrooms, and seating areas.
Al Khuzama Park, covering 3,284 square meters, features 1,376 square meters of green areas with 59 trees, 900 square meters of pedestrian paths, a 178-meter jogging track, a 276-square-meter children's play area, a 32-square-meter outdoor fitness area, and seating facilities. Finally, Al Arak Park in Al Wukair spans 3,936 square meters, featuring 2,126 square meters of green areas with 56 trees, 844 square meters of pedestrian paths, a 164-meter jogging track, a 222-square-meter children's play area, a 46-square-meter outdoor fitness area, and restrooms.
The Ministry's initiative supports its 2024-2030 Strategy and Qatar National Vision 2030 by expanding green spaces, enhancing the appeal of residential areas, promoting environmental sustainability, and providing recreational destinations for families and communities.
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