Dubai Developers Pledge Dh560 Million for Eco-Friendly Mosques

In a major step toward sustainability, leading real estate developers in Dubai have pledged Dh560 million to enhance the construction, operation, and maintenance of eco-friendly mosques. The initiative, supported by Emaar, Damac, Danube Properties, Azizi Developments, HRE Developments, and Oro24 Developments, aligns with the UAE's broader vision for sustainable infrastructure.

The strategic agreement was signed between the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department (IACAD) and the Dubai Land Department, with the aim of incorporating green building practices into mosque development.

Sheikh Hamdan Witnesses Historic Agreement

The signing was witnessed by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Defence of the UAE, who also met with prominent philanthropists dedicated to funding mosque construction and maintenance in the emirate.

A Collaboration for a Sustainable Future

Sheikh Hamdan emphasized that public-private partnerships play a crucial role in Dubai’s commitment to sustainability and humanitarian efforts.

"The fruitful and ongoing cooperation between the public and private sectors, along with individual contributions and support for charitable projects, embodies our authentic values ​​and Dubai's humanitarian message," he said.

Eco-Friendly Mosques: A Step Toward Sustainability

The initiative aims to introduce energy-efficient technologies, water conservation systems, and sustainable building materials in new mosque constructions. By integrating eco-friendly designs, Dubai moves closer to its green energy goals while upholding its commitment to charitable and religious development.

This landmark agreement reinforces Dubai’s leadership in sustainable urban development while promoting environmentally responsible religious spaces.