Dubai unveils plans for world's largest car market

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Dubai has unveiled plans to build the world's largest car market.

Dubai Municipality and DP World have signed an agreement to develop the facility covering an area of 20 million square feet.

It will deal with all aspects of the automotive sector and will also host major events and conferences.

The car market, which will be connected to 77 ports worldwide, will offer comprehensive commercial, logistical and financial solutions.

The project is aligned with the goals of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, which aims to double the size of the emirate's economy and transform it into one of the world's top three cities by 2033.

 

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