Abu Dhabi has officially inaugurated the Sahl system, a novel program aimed at measuring and maximizing accessibility throughout the emirate’s public areas, facilities, and establishments. The initiative seeks to provide a more accessible environment for individuals of determination by determining and enhancing areas with limited accessibility.
The Sahl system will examine major locations, including government buildings, shopping malls, parks, and transport stations, to verify that they are up to international standards of accessibility. The authorities hope that the project will greatly enhance the daily lives of residents and visitors with disabilities.
Officials emphasize that this initiative aligns with Abu Dhabi’s broader commitment to fostering equality, inclusion, and social cohesion. The government will also collaborate with private sector partners to extend accessibility solutions across various industries.
The rollout of the Sahl system is part of the UAE’s continued efforts to become a global leader in inclusivity, with stakeholders expecting positive impacts on tourism, urban development, and community wellbeing.
