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Nad Zabeel: Dubai unveils mega project to 'shape the future'

Dubai has unveiled an ambitious masterplan for a sprawling research hub which is primed to drive future progress across artificial intelligence , advanced technology and health care and help “transform knowledge into new economic and development opportunities”. Nad Zabeel, heralded as the emirate's future research, development and innovation campus, is set to be built within five years and aims…

Nad Zabeel: Dubai unveils mega project to 'shape the future'

Dubai has unveiled a grand masterplan for a vast research hub, Nad Zabeel, designed to propel future progress in artificial intelligence, advanced technology, and healthcare. The campus, set to be completed within five years, will unite universities, tech firms, investors, and government departments under one roof in Zabeel Park. This center of excellence will offer laboratories, scientific centers, innovation incubators, and attract top talent globally.

Announced by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Defence, Nad Zabeel is part of a broader vision to institutionalize an integrated government framework. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, emphasized turning this vision into a sustainable ecosystem of institutions, initiatives, and projects. The campus will host research, development, and innovation under one roof, positioning Dubai as a global hub for shaping the future.

The initiative aligns with the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), aiming to double Dubai's economy by 2033. Nad Zabeel will provide a platform for developing future legislation, supporting start-ups, and attracting investments. With over 30,000 scientists, researchers, and entrepreneurs expected to participate annually, the campus will also feature leisure facilities and spaces for scientific and professional events.

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