Sharjah’s public works authority handed over Al Saf 7 Park in Kalba. The facility covers 65,700 square metres and marks a significant step in the emirate’s plan to upgrade public amenities in the eastern city. The handover was made to the beneficiary authority, reflecting close coordination with the Kalba Municipal Council as part of Sharjah’s long‑term vision for the region. Development works at Al Sidra Park have also concluded, and several other park projects across Kalba have reached 90 per cent completion. The Sharjah Department of Public Works is managing these initiatives in partnership with the Kalba Municipal Council, ensuring that each site aligns with the broader goal of enhancing public amenities, improving quality of life, and delivering modern recreational spaces for residents. These projects aim to improve quality of life by providing modern recreational spaces that encourage outdoor activities. The new green areas are designed to promote healthier lifestyles, offering families a welcoming environment where children can play safely and residents can engage in more active pursuits throughout the year. Community Vision Engineer Khadija Al Dhuhouri, from the department’s Kalba branch, highlighted the broader vision behind the developments. She explained that the parks reflect a comprehensive approach to creating accessible facilities that enrich everyday life for residents while keeping pace with the city’s continued growth. The department is committed to delivering parks that go beyond landscaped green areas by creating welcoming community spaces where families can spend quality time. — Engineer Khadija Al Dhuhouri, Sharjah Department of Public Works Al Dhuhouri added that the designs aim to complement Kalba’s natural environment while enhancing the urban landscape. This approach supports Sharjah’s wider goal of developing sustainable, people‑centred communities that meet the aspirations of current and future generations, reinforcing the emirate’s commitment to long‑term, inclusive development. Kalba has witnessed sustained investment in public infrastructure and community facilities in recent years, and these latest park projects build on that momentum. By expanding access to green spaces and recreational amenities, the new parks reinforce the city’s reputation as an attractive place to live, visit, and enjoy outdoor experiences, adding to Kalba’s appeal as a destination known for its natural beauty, leisure attractions, and community‑focused development.
Kalba's Al Saf 7 Park Completed, Others Near Finish
Sharjah’s public works authority handed over the 65,700-square-metre Al Saf 7 Park as other green space projects near completion.
By ABU DHABI — Gerard Urbanozo2 min read
AI-assisted This article was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by an AbuDhabi.News editor before publication. See our editorial policy for the full workflow.

0
AI summaryauto-generated
- 1Al Saf 7 Park spans 65,700 square metres.
- 2Al Sidra Park development works are finished.
- 3Other Kalba parks are 90 per cent complete.
How did this story make you feel?
Source:khaleejtimes.com
Written by
Gerard UrbanozoReporting from Abu Dhabi — independent, on the ground, and built on local sources.
Related ArticlesAI Picks

Prophet's Birthday holiday set for August 28 in UAE
Ashik Ahmed1 min read

UAE Government Media Office announces public holiday on Aug 28
Jovilyn Carman2 min read

Small Business Relief extended to end‑2029 by UAE Ministry of Finance
Gerard Urbanozo2 min read

UAE Ministry says lettuce safe from US cyclosporiasis outbreak
Gerard Urbanozo2 min read

UAE leaders mark Sheikh Zayed's 60th Accession Day
Jovilyn Carman2 min read