Dubai Municipality has announced an initiative that aims to introduce workspaces at public spaces, with the first location to open in May at the Al Barsha Pond Park.
The "Work from Park" project plans to redefine the role of public parks by developing flexible working environments within nature, positioning them as more vibrant and attractive destinations that enhance wellbeing and quality of life.
To support the development of the workspaces in public parks across the emirate, Dubai Municipality signed two Memoranda of Cooperation with Group AMANA and Letswork.
Following the first location in Al Barsha, the municipality aims to introduce additional locations across parks throughout the year.
أطلقت #بلدية_دبي مبادرة لتطوير مساحات العمل في الحدائق العامة "العمل من الحديقة" في خطوة نوعية تستهدف إعادة تعريف دور الحدائق كمساحات حضرية متكاملة، تقدم تجربة تجمع بين الإنتاجية والترفيه والطبيعة، وتوفر ضمنها بيئة عمل مرنة تجعل منها وجهات أكثر جاذبية ورفاهية وجودة للحياة. pic.twitter.com/06wWD6SuDE
— بلدية دبي | Dubai Municipality (@DMunicipality) April 19, 2026

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