During the holy month of Ramadan, Dubai has left no stone unturned in turning the city into a spectacle of lights. It has been beautifully adorned with displays of light and artistry. Several streets and landmarks across the city are lit up with sparkling lanterns, detailed patterns, large installations, and mesmerizing light projections.
Be it the areas of Jumeirah, Downtown, The Greens, or Al Khawaneej, the city’s festive decorations have illuminated all key places, making it a complete new atmosphere of celebrating the spirit of togetherness, generosity, and cultural tradition.
The Dubai Media Office recently revealed that, as part of the second edition of the #RamadanInDubai campaign, Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office, has announced a collaboration with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to decorate and illuminate key streets across the emirate under the Anwaar Dubai initiative.
“A number of government, semi-government, and private entities are participating in the initiative, including Dubai Municipality, Wasl Properties, Dubai Holding, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism, Emaar, Al-Futtaim Group, and Majid Al Futtaim. Their combined efforts in this year’s campaign celebrate the spirit of the Holy Month, enhancing Dubai’s festive ambiance with stunning light displays and decorations,” their statement read.
Shaima Al Suwaidi, Director of Brand Dubai, commented on the same saying, “We worked with our partners to decorate Jumeirah Street, Al Khawaneej Street, and Za’abeel Palace Street, selecting designs that reflect the spirit of the Holy Month while showcasing the emirate’s creativity and innovation.”
She added, “These festive illuminations add to the celebratory spirit of Ramadan and reflect the city’s ongoing commitment to bringing joy to the community on every occasion. We are pleased to work closely with our partners on the second edition of #RamadanInDubai, which features initiatives and projects that align with the vision of 2025 as the Year of Community.”
