Mleiha Women's Park in Khor Fakkan all set for May opening
Mosbeh Saif Al Ketbi, Director of Mleiha Municipality, announced during an interview with Mohammed Hassan Khalaf, Director General of the Sharjah Broadcasting Authority, on the "Direct Line" programme, the completion of services at the Women's Park in eastern Mleiha.
The park was received from the contractor at the end of September, and landscaping work is currently underway in preparation for its opening next month.
These developments reflect Sharjah's commitment to enhancing public spaces and recreational facilities for its residents, promoting community well-being and urban development.
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