The construction sector in Ajman experienced substantial growth during the first quarter of the year, with the total value of building contracts reaching US $1.055bn.
This growth is reflected in the issuance of 1,162 building permits during the same period, showcasing the emirate’s commitment to urban and economic development in alignment with the Ajman Vision 2030, said a report.
Dr. Eng. Mohammed Ahmed bin Omair Al Muhairi, Executive Director, Infrastructure Development Sector, Municipality and Planning Department said, “The results demonstrate increasing confidence among residents, investors, and developers. He attributed the growth to strategic policies aimed at ensuring balanced and sustainable urban expansion.”
The department is also enhancing its digital capabilities through the Building Information Modelling (BIM) project. This initiative employs integrated 3D modeling and comprehensive databases to enhance engineering accuracy, minimise errors, and expedite the permit approval process.
Additionally, efforts are underway to update building and planning regulations to align with international standards, thereby further bolstering the emirate’s attractiveness as an investment destination and its overall quality of life.
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