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Mohammed bin Zayed approves homes and land to thousands of Emiratis

Nearly 6,000 Emiratis are set to receive homes and land in the emirate after Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed directed their distribution.

The National staff

December 01, 2016

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ABU DHABI // Nearly 6,000 Emiratis are set to receive homes and land in the emirate after Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed directed their distribution.

The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces instructed that 365 houses and 5,463 plots of land in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and the Western Region be given to 5,828 citizens.

The homes include 115 residential units in Abu Dhabi, 129 in Al Ain and 121 in the Western Region according to Wam, the state news agency

The residential units were designed in integrated complexes that include community service utilities and are built to the “highest standards to ensure safety and comfort”, the statement read.

The land allotments will be distributed among 4,065 citizens in Abu Dhabi, 1,215 in Al Ain, and 183 in the Western Region.

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