Dubai Science Park was originally launched in 2005 as the Dubai Biotechnology and Research Park (DuBioTech) and was rebranded in 2016 to reflect the merger of Dubai's energy, environment, pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors. Managed by the TECOM Group, it spans 300 hectares within Al Barsha South 2 and serves as both a commercial hub and a residential community.
Key Highlights
- Free zone status with zero corporate and personal income tax
- 100% foreign ownership for businesses and investors
- Over 350 registered companies in the science, healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors
- Flagship HQ twin office towers, lab complexes and warehousing facilities
- Vision articulated by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum to create a global centre for research and innovation
- 30-40 new companies joining annually, ensuring steady growth
The architectural masterplan was created by Parsons International with Kling Consult serving as the architectural consultant and Emirates Road Contracting handling the main construction. The district balances professional infrastructure with green spaces and pedestrian-friendly walkways, creating a distinctive atmosphere that sets it apart from purely commercial free zones.










