The city, with a rich history of trading with the world through sea, looks to emerge as one of the top maritime cities of the world with a new bout of investments in infrastructure.
The investment to the tune of $38 million will go into building a wide network for sewerage, fire, storm water, telecommunication and roads.
The new work on the infrastructure is in line with the Dubai Maritime Vision 2030, positioning the city to emerge as a premier international maritime hub.
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