The topping out of the Wynn Al Marjan tower at 283 metres marks more than a construction milestone for Ras Al Khaimah it reinforces why the UAE continues to be one of the world’s most attractive destinations for business, investment, and quality living.
Part of the integrated Wynn Al Marjan Island resort, the 70-storey tower is on track to open in 2027, with its final height set to reach 352 metres once the spire is installed. The project underscores the UAE’s ability to deliver complex, large-scale developments at speed while maintaining regulatory clarity, infrastructure reliability, and investor confidence.
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A Track Record of Iconic Developments Across the UAE
The UAE’s reputation as a global hub for living and commerce has been shaped by its ability to execute landmark projects that combine ambition with long-term economic value.
- Dubai, home to the Burj Khalifa (828 metres), has leveraged iconic infrastructure to become a leading global centre for finance, tourism, logistics, and entrepreneurship.
- Abu Dhabi’s Burj Mohammed Bin Rashid at the World Trade Center stands at approximately 381 metres, anchoring the capital’s commercial core and reinforcing its role as a centre for government, investment, and industry.
With the Wynn Al Marjan tower set to reach 352 metres, Ras Al Khaimah joins this league of globally visible developments, signalling the emirate’s rising role in the UAE’s diversified growth story.
Business Impact
Large-scale, high-quality developments such as Wynn Al Marjan Island demonstrate the structural advantages that continue to make the UAE an attractive place to do business:
Stable and Predictable Regulatory Environment
The UAE offers a clear legal framework, investor protections, and efficient licensing systems that support long-term planning and capital deployment.
Pro-Business Ecosystem
From free zones and foreign ownership reforms to tax predictability and advanced digital governance, the country enables businesses to scale regionally and globally.
Capital Attraction and Investment Confidence
Landmark projects draw foreign direct investment, institutional capital, and strategic partnerships, reinforcing the UAE’s position as a preferred destination for global investors.
Infrastructure and Connectivity
World-class transport, logistics, digital infrastructure, and hospitality assets support seamless business operations and international mobility.
Enhancing Quality of Life and Global Talent Attraction
Beyond commercial impact, developments like Wynn Al Marjan Island strengthen the UAE’s appeal as a place to live. High-end residential offerings, lifestyle destinations, healthcare access, safety, and urban planning all contribute to attracting and retaining global talent.
The project’s scale spanning more than 60 hectares and featuring luxury accommodation, entertainment, retail, dining, and marine infrastructure reflects the UAE’s integrated approach to urban development, where economic growth and quality of life advance together.
A Unified National Growth Model
The Wynn Al Marjan milestone highlights a broader national pattern across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Ras Al Khaimah: iconic development supported by sound policy, strong institutions, and long-term vision.
As global businesses and professionals seek jurisdictions that offer stability, opportunity, and lifestyle advantages, the UAE continues to stand out as a destination where living well and doing business successfully are mutually reinforcing.
The rise of Ras Al Khaimah’s tallest tower is not just an architectural achievement, it is further evidence of why the UAE remains one of the most compelling places in the world to invest, operate, and live.
