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Abu Dhabi named world's safest and most livable city for 2024
Abu Dhabi, the vibrant capital of UAE, is once again named as the safest city in the world for the eighth consecutive year. The report was shared by the latest Global Livability Index from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) and Numbeo’s Global Rankings for 2024. The UAE capital also tops the list as the most livable city in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, underscoring its exceptional standards of safety and quality of life.Abu Dhabi is noted for its excellent healthcare and education systems, which significantly enhance its livability. With 3,323 healthcare facilities, including 67 hospitals and 1,068 pharmacies, and a robust network of 12,922 licensed doctors, Abu Dhabi’s healthcare infrastructure ranks among the best globally. This comprehensive healthcare system plays a crucial role in the city’s high quality of life.
The city’s dominance in safety and livability also highlights the progress made by other Gulf cities. Kuwait City, Doha, and Bahrain are advancing in the rankings, with Dubai making notable strides. Dubai ranks second in livability within the UAE and fifth globally for safety, reflecting the region's overall commitment to creating a secure and stable environment for its inhabitants.
Taipei is the only non-Gulf city to feature in the top five for global safety, securing the fourth position.
A look at top 10 cities:
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - 88.2
Ajman, United Arab Emirates - 84.2
Doha, Qatar - 84.0
Taipei, Taiwan - 83.7
Dubai, United Arab Emirates - 83.6
Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates - 82.9
Muscat, Oman - 80.6
The Hague (Den Haag), Netherlands - 79.7
Munich, Germany - 79.5
Trondheim, Norway - 79.4
Abu Dhabi’s sustained leadership in these rankings emphasizes its success in fostering a safe, stable, and high-quality living environment. As the city continues to enhance its healthcare and education systems, it not only improves its own standards but also sets a high benchmark for cities worldwide.
Source: Times Of India
