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Dubai Maritime City - 90 percent of the breakwater now completed.

 
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26 Feb 2006

'We are pleased with the significant progress that has been made on the project and we are confident that we are able to meet the April 2006 deadline' said Amer Ali, Project Manager of Dubai Maritime City. 'With the breakwater and rockworks construction having begun nearly 2 years ago, the formation of the peninsula is now clearly visible and is taking shape.

Amer Ali, Project Manager - Dubai Maritime City
Amer Ali, Project Manager - Dubai Maritime City

Construction of the 6,500 L.M breakwaters consists of 4,400,000.00 M3 of rocks and 38,000 pieces of 15 ton concrete armour units. Whilst the removal of 5,400 L.M of existing breakwaters, consists of 1,250,000 M3 rocks and 27,500 pieces of 15 ton concrete Armour units.

When completed, Dubai Maritime City will serve as the world's most comprehensive maritime complex located on a 216-hectare man-made peninsula between Port Rashid and the Dubai Dry Docks, and surrounded by the waters of the Arabian Gulf.



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