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Abu Dhabi Announces AED872 M Project Linking Ramhan & Jubail Island To E12 Motorway!

The DMT Abu Dhabi announces a new AED872 million project that would link Ramhan and Jubail Islands to E12.

by Anupriya Mishra
Abu Dhabi Announces AED872 M Project Linking Ramhan & Jubail Island To E12 Motorway!
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Recently, the Department of Municipalities and Transport in Abu Dhabi announced a new AED872 million project. Basically, this project would link Ramhan and Jubail Islands to the Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed motorway, which is E12. It comprises a network of seven bridges and a major intersection. Here’s all you need to know about this new development, which is expected to open in 2027.

DMT Abu Dhabi Announces A New AED872 Million Project

As revealed by Gulf News, the project would include the construction of a major interchange. This would cover over 1,66,000 m². It would comprise three tunnels, road & service corridors, and a network of ramps. The stretch is being designed in such a way that it increases road capacity and eases congestion. As part of Abu Dhabi’s effort to expand its transport infrastructure, it supports the urban and economic growth of the emirate.

It Is Expected To Open In 2027

The DMT also announced that advanced works are underway. It is a part of its plans to develop integrated communities. The project design also incorporates sustainability by including environmentally conscious elements. Yes, this is being achieved through the use of energy-efficient LED lighting throughout to reduce energy consumption and light pollution. Not to mention, it would also recycle about 90% of the construction waste, which is equal to over 2,200 tonnes.

Connecting Ramhan & Jubail Islands To E12

In another report by the National News in its report, both Ramhan and Jubail Islands are known for their significant residential and commercial development. Ramhan Island by Eagle Hills, spans an area of 400 hectares. Jubail Island, on the other hand, is surrounded by vast protected mangroves. With the new project linking them to this major highway, travelling for the people in the community would become a lot easier.

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Other Road Updates Announced Recently In The Emirate

This is, however, not the only road project in Abu Dhabi. Earlier in October, Abu Dhabi also announced plans to upgrade 13 km of major roads in Mussafah. Yes, this included a new expressway and improvements to several junctions. Not to mention, it also included two bridges, which link the industrial area to Mohammed bin Zayed City. It should be noted that the project would cover sections of E30 road and Street 8 in Mussafah. A new expressway along Street 8 would be the central feature of the development.

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FAQs

What is the new project developed by Abu Dhabi’s Department of Municipalities and Transport?

Abu Dhabi’s Department of Municipalities and Transport has announced an AED872 million project. It would link Ramhan and Jubail Islands to the Sheikh Khalifa Ben Zayed Highway.

What will the new AED872 million project include?

The new AED872 million project includes construction of seven bridges and a major interchange, which would cover over 166,000 m² with three tunnels.

Anupriya Mishra | Senior Content Writer

Anupriya Mishra is a Senior Content Writer at Curly Tales with 8 years of experience creating stories around food, travel, fashion, entertainment, lifestyle, and pop culture. She holds a Master’s degree in History from the University of Delhi. When she’s not busy checking out the newest eateries in town, you’ll find her binge-watching K-dramas and reading romance novels.

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First Published: October 28, 2026 11:35 AM