Zayed City in Abu Dhabi—also known as the Capital District—is a visionary, master-planned urban development designed to serve as the future administrative and government hub of the emirate. Strategically located between Abu Dhabi International Airport and Mohammed Bin Zayed City, Zayed City is a central component of the Abu Dhabi 2030 urban framework plan. Spanning over 45 square kilometers, it is set to accommodate more than 370,000 residents and house key federal institutions, ministries, and foreign embassies. The city’s layout follows a symbolic design with a central civic space and seven grand boulevards representing the seven Emirates, radiating outwards into mixed-use districts featuring government, commercial, residential, and cultural zones. Zayed City is being developed with sustainability, mobility, and livability at its core, offering extensive green areas, public parks, and transit-oriented neighborhoods designed for pedestrians and cyclists. Future infrastructure includes a well-integrated public transport network of metro, trams, and buses, as well as high-quality healthcare, schools, mosques, and retail outlets. Blending modern urban design with traditional Emirati values, Zayed City is poised to become a self-sufficient and iconic district—balancing economic activity, government functionality, and residential comfort in one landmark development.