Mesaieed Park was inaugurated on Tuesday; will be serving as a popular recreational destination

The Minister of Municipality, H E Abdullah bin Hamad bin Abdullah Al Attiyah, inaugurated the Mesaieed Park (which is part of the geographical scope of Al Wakrah) on April 23, 2024. The park, which was developed and built to the best international standards by the ministry's Public Parks Management, is a popular recreational destination for Mesaieed locals and those in the neighboring districts. Several other officials attended the inauguration.

The park has a 676-meter-long sports walkway with a rubber floor and covers an area of approximately 38,029 square meters, with green spaces including around 11,316 square meters of natural grass, trees, and palms that are watered using the most current automatic irrigation technologies. It has three football fields (the first with an area of 1,847 square meters for adults, the second with an area of 450 square meters for children aged 6 to 15, and the third with an area of 288 square meters for children under the age of 8), as well as a basketball court with an area of 553 square meters and a tennis court with an area of 667 square meters. It includes a 130-square-meter lit water fountain, six illuminated pergolas totaling 350 square meters, a rubber-floored children's play area, and sports games for children and adults in four different locations.

The new park includes facilities like chilled and filtered drinking water coolers covered with special umbrellas, distributed throughout the park, air conditioned public bathrooms, also bathrooms for special needs, a women's prayer room equipped with its own ablution area, fully equipped air-conditioned administrative offices with glass facades, and bathrooms and service areas inside the building, supported by fire-fighting systems, and camera monitoring systems operating around the clock covering all areas and playgrounds of the park, and special security rooms. It has parking that accommodates 132 cars, including parking for special needs and police cars.