62 km
Roads executed
That puts Al Buraymi at 10 of 11 on the official table.
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Al Buraymi · Topic file
Is the plumbing under Al Buraymi ready for the 2040 story?
Infrastructure is the silent constraint. Roads, water and utility access are usually what separates a strategy on the page from an economy that runs. For Al Buraymi, the honest read comes down to roads executed and water connections.
24,091
Water connections
That puts Al Buraymi at 9 of 11 on the official table.
The numbers
Where Al Buraymi stands today, chart by chart
Roads executed
Total executed road length by governorate in 2025, combining graded, dual and single roads.
NCSI Statistical Year Book 2026, Roads Executed Lengths by Governorates.
Water connections
Total water connections by governorate in 2025.
NCSI Statistical Year Book 2026, Production and Distribution of Water and No.of Connections by Governorate.
The trend over time
How Al Buraymi got here
Water connections
Water connections in homes and businesses, year by year. The simplest way to see whether utility coverage is actually keeping up as the governorate grows.
2022–2024 from the Production and Distribution of Water and No. of Connections by Governorate table in Statistical Year Book 2025 (Issue 53). 2025 from the equivalent table in Statistical Year Book 2026 (Issue 54).
Reading the charts
What the latest tables are really saying
- Al Buraymi is showing 62 km on roads executed. That puts Al Buraymi at 10 of 11 on the official table.
- Al Buraymi is showing 24,091 on water connections. That puts Al Buraymi at 9 of 11 on the official table.
- The MOHUP strategy frames Al Buraymi around self-sufficiency, cross-border opportunity, green technology, and food-security-linked growth. Roads, water and power are the quiet layer underneath — get them wrong and nothing else really runs.
Why this file matters
The strategy Al Buraymi is being measured against
Roads, water and the quiet base layer that usually decides whether any of the rest of it actually works.
The MOHUP strategy frames Al Buraymi around self-sufficiency, cross-border opportunity, green technology, and food-security-linked growth. Al Buraymi city is the main anchor, while Mahadah and As Sunaynah are meant to support mining, livestock, dairy and tourism activity.
- The governorate is meant to use its position next to neighboring markets as a structural advantage.
- Green technology is not peripheral in the official story; it is treated as a local differentiator and employment anchor.
- Secondary centres are expected to carry distinct roles in mining, dairy, livestock and desert tourism.
Related topic files
Five more ways into the Al Buraymi execution map
These linked files cover the other live tests in the same governorate, so the numbers on capital, jobs, services, tourism, utilities, and urban buildout can be read together instead of in isolation.
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Capital deployment
How much money is actually being committed, and whether the property market is picking up the signal.
Al Buraymi topic file
Urban buildout and housing
Population, permits and whether the place is actually being built fast enough for the role it has been handed.
Al Buraymi topic file
Jobs and enterprise
The jobs and businesses that show whether the governorate has a working economy, or just a project list.
Al Buraymi topic file
Tourism and place economy
Hotels, occupancy, and whether the place is becoming a real destination or just adding rooms.
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Human capability and essential services
Whether schools and hospitals are keeping up — the simplest read on whether people can build a life here.