Ajman Crown Prince H.H. Sheikh Ammar Reviews Urban Development At Chongqing Planning Exhibition And Museum
H.H. Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of the Executive Council, recently visited Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall in China. This landmark, located on the southern bank of the Yangtze River, is a key site for urban development. The visit was part of Sheikh Ammar's trip to Chongqing, where he explored the city's infrastructure and urban identity plans.
During his visit, Sheikh Ammar received a comprehensive overview of the exhibition hall. Spanning over 13,000 square meters, it features multimedia halls, interactive rooms, city planning scale models, and 3D display rooms. He remarked that the exhibition serves as an inspiring model for urban planning that benefits both people and the environment. "The integration of engineering vision with cultural depth reflects a profound understanding of the future of sustainable smart cities," he stated.
The exhibition hall combines modern architectural design with local cultural elements. It highlights the relationship between mountains, rivers, roads, and people. Sheikh Ammar praised its role in supporting future urban planning efforts and promoting tourism. He also noted its contributions to community education and strengthening national identity.
Sheikh Ammar also visited the Three Gorges Museum in China. This museum is a significant cultural landmark dedicated to preserving China's historical heritage. During his tour, he learned about its interactive features spread over 30,000 square meters. These include rare artifacts, digital displays, and virtual reality experiences attracting over two million visitors annually.
The museum offers educational programmes aimed at youth and school students to instill values of heritage and national identity. Sheikh Ammar expressed admiration for how it preserves historical civilisation using modern interactive methods. "Preserving historical civilisation and presenting it to future generations through modern interactive means is a pillar of national identity building," he said.
Promoting Cultural Cooperation
Sheikh Ammar emphasised the importance of cultural cooperation among nations for enhancing mutual understanding. He noted that such cooperation builds bridges of cultural communication between countries. The Three Gorges Museum has received several honorary titles and is classified under the AAAA category as one of China's exemplary models in cultural innovation and public service.
Accompanying Sheikh Ammar during these visits were Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Chairman of Ajman Department of Tourism Development; Sheikh Rashid bin Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Vice Chairman of Ajman Sports Club; along with senior officials from Ajman government.
The visits highlighted how urban planning can integrate engineering with culture while preserving heritage through innovative methods. These efforts contribute to building sustainable cities and fostering international cultural ties.
With inputs from WAM
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