NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOGISTICS PROGRAMME

Intends to develop industries and promote local production (e.g. renewable energy and military industries), exports, mining, energy, technology and the robotic workforce. This also encompasses infrastructural improvement, export support, and logistics service development to create ideal logistical platform and job opportunities.

GE Saudi Innovation Centre

GE Saudi Innovation Centre

GE Saudi Innovation Centre

  • Ministry/ Company: Ministry of Labor & Social Development
  • Spokesperson(s): GE's Vice Chairman John Rice, President and CEO GE Middle East, North Africa and Turkey - Nabil Habayeb 
  • Project Cost in Dollars: 1 billion
  • Location: Az Zahran
  • Address: Ibn Alhaitham St, King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Az Zahran 34464, Saudi Arabia
  • Project Summary: Centre for new ideas and R&D. Includes the King Abdullah Science Park, and innovation center, a liaison office, business incubator, industrial consulting office and a science and technology exhibition. 
  • Visitable Elements: The 3D Printing & Prototyping Lab at the Innovation Center demonstrates innovation that has resulted from investment into the centre. There is also an exhibition on the objectives and progress of the centre.
  • Results/Objectives: The creation of centers for new ideas and R&D fostering home-grown innovation and investing in the Kingdom's future. 
  • Vision 2030 Relevance: 

    Relevant 2030 objectives: Create an attractive environment for both local and international investors and enhance their confidence in the Saudi economy. This not only helps to diversify the economy in the long term but also encourages talent to remain in and contribute to Saudi society. 

  • Interactive tour: http://www.geinnovationcenter.com/saudi

Memorandum of understanding with Toyota

  • Company/Ministry: National Industrial Cluster Development Program (NICDP) and Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) 
  • Summary: The study will take into account the evaluation of development of a local supply base using materials produced by major Saudi companies like Sabic, Maaden, Petro Rabigh, and other major industrial companies in the country. It will also study the development and attraction of talented Saudi workforce and putting in place adequate training programs.
  • Source: NICDP

MOCI Online Services

  • Company/Ministry: Saudi Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI)
  • Status: Completed
  • Summary: The Saudi Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) now allows existing commercial and investment entities to renew their commercial registration status electronically. Additionally, commercial entities are now permitted to file their Articles of Association online
  • Vision 2030 Relevance: This increases efficiency of government and also encourages investment, whilst making business transactions easier, thereby encouraging business throughout the Kingdom. 
  • Source: MOCI

South Dhahran Wastewater Treatment Plant

  • Company/Ministry: National Water Company
  • Project Cost in Dollars: 71,000,000,000
  • City: Al Khobar
  • Project Summary: Upon completion, the plant, located in Al Khobar, will treat 70,000m3 of water per day, incoming from different areas within Dhahran Municipality.

Ras Tanura Refinery Clean Fuels and Aromatics Project

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  • Company/Ministry: Saudi Aramco/ OCA Group International 
  • Project Cost in Dollars: 2,600,000,000
  • Status: Completed
  • Location: Al Khobar
  • Project Summary:  The project includes modifications to the refinery to comply with expected future environmental regulations and aims to upgrade Ras Tanura refinery by lowering the sulphur content of the downstream output as well as by diversifying a number of refined products. The refinery has a capacity of 550,000 barrels per day (bpd) and also includes a naphtha hydro-treater, to be part of the second phase of upgrades.
  • Results/Objectives: Upon completion, the plant, located in Al Khobar, will treat 70,000m3 of water per day, incoming from different areas within Dhahran Municipality.
  • Vision 2030 Relevance: Increase the sustainability of the plant, environmental engagement with responsibility and awareness. Will aid in the diversification of the economy whilst also becoming more sustainable. 
  • Source: Saudi Aramco

    Hawiyah & Haradh Gas Production Plants Project

    • Company/Ministry: Saudi Aramco
    • Project Cost in Dollars: 4,000,000,000
    • Status: Ongoing
    • Location: Hawiyah
    • Project Summary:  Expand the processing capacity at Hawiyah by 1.3 billion standard cubic feet per day. Hawiyah gas plant currently processes 2.5 billion scfd of gas.
    • Vision 2030 Relevance: Raising gas production is key to Saudi Arabia's plan to diversify its energy mix by cutting its use of crude oil and liquids for power generation.
    • Source: Saudi Aramco

    New Solar Energy Plan 2030

    • Company/Ministry: PIF and Softbank Vision Fund
    • Project Summary:  In March 2018, a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the PIF and Softbank Vision Fund LP (SBVF) to create the New Solar Energy Plan 2030, the world’s largest project of its type. The key components of the New Solar Energy Plan will be the establishment of an electricity generation company in Saudi Arabia. Specifically, under the terms of the agreement, the PIF and SBVF will seek to commission by 2019 the Kingdom’s first two solar generation projects with 3GW and 4.2GW of solar capacity respectively. By 2030, the plan envisions the parties to manufacture and develop solar panels in Saudi Arabia for solar power generation, between 150 GW and 200 GW.
    • Vision 2030 Relevance: These projects will help create up to 100,000 direct and indirect jobs in the Kingdom and will contribute 40 billion dollars to the GDP on a cumulative basis by 2030.
    • Source: PIF

    King Hamad Causeway Project

    • Project Cost in Dollars: 5,000,000,000
    • Anticipated Completion: 2020
    • Project Summary: Proposed causeway connecting Saudi Arabia and Baharian, running parallel to the King Fahd Causeway. 
    • Project Aims: reduce the traffic on the King Fadh Causeway
    • Vision 2030 Relevance: Reinvigorate trade and commercial exchanges between the two countries
    • Source: Minister of Transport

    Fadhili Gas Programme

    • Company/Ministry: Petrofac
    • Project Cost in Dollars: 13,300,000,000
    • Location: Fadhil
    • Anticipated Completion: 2021
    • Project Summary: The engineering , procurement and construction of a sulphur recovery plant. The construction of 6 sulphur recovery trains with associated facilities. 
    • Project Aims: The Fadhili gas plant will add five billion SCFD of gas processing capacity to the Kingdom’s domestic energy capacity, enabling a wide range of Saudi industries including steel, aluminium and petrochemicals as well as powering water desalination plants and boosting electricity production.
    • Vision 2030 Relevance: Diversification of economy away from oil, this addresses sustainability issues, with environmental considerations such as the design achieving the maximum sulphur recovery rate of 99.9%
    • Source: Petrofac

    King Salman Global Maritime Industries Complex

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    • Company/Ministry: Saudi Aramco
    • Project Cost in Dollars: 4,300,000,000
    • Location: Ras Al-Khair
    • Anticipated Completion: 2018, full production and capacity expected to be reached in 2020
    • Project Summary: This shipyard will be the largest in the world upon completion and help to boost trade, thereby supporting the Kingdom's economy. The facility is expected to increase the GDP of Saudi Arabia by $17bn, as well as creating 80,000 jobs. The Complex will become a platform for integrated industries through the establishment of major development projects, and will help attract domestic and foreign investments, as well as new business projects.
    • Vision 2030 Relevance: Diversification, creation of jobs, infrastructural development and sustainability as imports are expected to decrease by $12bn. 
    • Source: Saudi Aramco

      Ras al Khair Industrial City

      • Company/Ministry: Royal Commission for Jubail & Yanbu
      • Project Summary: This will be a significant global and world-class “metals and minerals city”, with integrated industrial complexes, that leverage the key mineral resources of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
      • Vision 2030 Relevance: Opening up a new economic sector, and thereby diversifying the Kingdom’s economy and creating sustainable jobs and opportunities.
      • Location: Ras Al Khair
      • Source: Royal Commission for Jubail & Yanbu

      100 Percent Foreign Ownership of Engineering Entities

      • Project Summary: Qualified foreign investors are now permitted to wholly own engineering services companies operating in the Kingdom. In order to qualify, foreign companies must be at least 10 years old and engaged in operations in at least four countries.
      • Results/Objectives: To increase foreign investment into the Kingdom. This allows for diversification as well as contributing to the globalisation of the kingdom more generally 
      • Vision 2030 Relevance: Makes foreign investment more enticing. 
      • Source: SAGIA

      Riyadh Metro

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      • Company/Ministry: BACS Consortium, High Commission for the Development of Arriyadh
      • Spokesperson(s): President Arriyadh development Authority - Ibrahim Bin Mohammad al Sultan & Dr. Amjad Bangash, General Manager, Infrastructure - Europe, Africa and the Middle East, Bechtel 
      • Project Cost in Dollars: 22,500,000,000
      • City: Riyadh
      • Address: Al Madinah Al Munawwarah Rd, As Suwaidi Al Gharabi, Riyadh 12992, Saudi Arabia
      • Anticipated Completion: 2019
      • Project Summary: Riyadh Metro Western Station: currently under construction. Key features: wifi, driverless trains and on-demand buses around stations. A rapid transit system in Riyadh. 6 metro lines spanning a total length of 176km with 85 stations. Part of the Jubail II $80bn project. The new metro system will meet the demands of the growing population while reducing traffic congestion and improving air quality
      • Project Aims: This plan aims at providing all population groups with suitable public transport services, diversifying the transportation means in the city effectively and appropriately, in addition to keeping the use of private cars within the minimum limits.
      • Vision 2030 Relevance: Increase accessibility, improve the quality of life for residents, increase sustainability through a reduction in the use of cars
      • Most Recent Update: The first train is now running as of April 2018
      • Source: BACS Riyadh Metro Project

      King Abdullah Port Expansion

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      • Company/Ministry: King Abdullah Port
      • Spokesperson: MD - Abdullah M Hameedadin
      • Project Cost in Dollars: 2,000,000,000
      • City: King Abdullah Economic City
      • Address: 46 Entaj Street Building No.1 Industrial Valley, King Abdullah Economic City 23989, PO box: 48501, Jeddah 21582 , Saudi Arabia
      • Project Summary: King Abdullah Port: two key features- 1. Port Community System: unified single window gateway, document conversions services, alert notifications etc. Enables businesses to track their loads on their mobiles. 2. Smart Gate System: automates security functions, authenticating the identity of the driver. vehicle and cargo. Reduced the time to handle trucks, reduces the volume of traffic inside the port and increasing productivity of preparing containers. Estimated to cover 13.8km Squared, with a capacity of over 10 million twenty-foot equivalent units of containers each year. (Part of the King Abdullah Economic City project) - will put it on a par with the busiest trans-shipment hub in the Middle East, Dubai's Jebel Ali Port.
      • Objectives: With the completion of the infrastructure works for Berth 5 and Berth 6,  King Abdullah Port’s annual capacity looks to have increased from 3 million teu to 5 million teu.. operation of the two new berths will begin in 2017, providing greater competitiveness and further access to the most important trade capitals in the region and the world. 
      • Vision 2030 Relevance: Looks at becoming a prime East-West hub on the main trade route between Asia and Europe, aims to strengthen the port's place on global trade map. Anticipates Saudi Arabia's diversification into trade 
      • Source: King Abdullah Port

      The Jeddah Public Transport Programme (JPTP)

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      • Company/Ministry: Metro Jeddah Co
      • Project Cost in Dollars: 12,000,000,000
      • City: Jeddah
      • Anticipated Completion: 2020
      • Project Summary: The projects are part of Phase 1 of the Jeddah Transportation Master Plan, which is designed to meet the strategic transport needs of the city by 2020 and support sustainable ‘liveable city’ development. A second phase running to 2033 would cover local transport requirements specified in the Jeddah City Structure Plan. 
        • The JPTP consists of the following key components :
          • 4 lines of automated metro (MRT): Green, Blue, Orange and Red.
          • 3 lines of Light Rail Transportation (LRT) along Sari, Palestine & Tahlia streets.
          • A Corniche Tram
          • 2 lines of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) along Hera’a and King Fahd streets (in a segregated right-of-way), 4 lines of Main Bus Corridors, and 21 lines of feeder (secondary) buses
          • 1 commuter rail line along the eastern periphery of Jeddah.
          • 1 waterbus network along the coastline.
          • 11 park-and-ride facilities.
          • One Signature Bridge over the Obhur Creek.
          • One mixed-use commercial development.
      • Vision 2030 Relevance: To create a more sustainable and liveable environment for the city of Jeddah, to decrease dependence on cars, increased ease of transportation, improve the city. 
      • Source: Metro Jeddah Company
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      Saudi Landbridge Project

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      • Company/Ministry: Saudi Railway Organisation
      • Spokesperson: President - Rumaih Al Rumaih, the chief of Saudi Railways Organization (SRO)
      • Project Cost in Dollars: 7,000,000,000
      • Cities: Jeddah-Riyadh
      • Project Summary: involves construction of 950km of new line between Riyadh and Jeddah and another 115km track between Dammam and Jubail. It also involves upgrading of the existing link between Riyadh and Dammam. The Landbridge will be the first rail link between the Red Sea and the Gulf. The existing 450 km line between Riyadh and Dammam will be upgraded,and a second 115 km new line is planned to connect Dammam with Jubail on the Persian Gulf. Part of Saudi Railway Master Plan 2010-2040 (SRMP)
      • Vision 2030 Relevance: Improve transport links, allow for easier access to financial and business hubs. Upgrade of infrastructure facilitates tourism, quality of life for residents, and brings Saudi Arabia to the forefront of infrastructural development 
      • Source: Saudi Railways

        Dammam and Qatif Metro Project

        • Project Cost in Dollars: 16,000,000,000
        • Cities: Damman and Qatif
        • Anticipated Completion Date: 2021
        • Project Summary: According to the mayor, the project will have two main lines, including one linking Dareen Island in the north of the province to Qatif, passing by Dammam and Dhahran until the King Fahd Causeway, which links Saudi Arabia with Bahrain.The second will connect King Fahd Road in Dammam heading down to King Fahd International airport in the west.
        • Vision 2030 Relevance: Improve transport links and quality of life for residents, and brings Saudi Arabia to the forefront of infrastructural development. 

        King Khalid International Airport Expansion Project

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        • Company/Ministry: General Authority for Civil Aviation (GACA) of Saudi Arabia
        • Location: 35km North of Riyadh
        • Project Cost in Dollars: 1.45 billion
        • Anticipated Completion: 2019
        • Project Summary: The joint venture of Hochtief, Shapoorji Pallonji Mideast and Nahdat Al Emaar was selected as the technical and commercial lead of the expansion project in June 2015. The $1.45bn contract includes the redesign, upgrade and expansion of Terminals 3 and 4, and demolition and refurbishment of the other airport infrastructure. The construction work is expected to be completed by May 2019. The plan involves increasing the capacity at the airport from its current capacity of 14 million passengers a year to 40 million passengers by 2038. It is part of Saudi Arabia's much broader goal of becoming a major aviation gateway for both domestic and international demand. The expansion is part of a larger $4.4bn development and expansion programme by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA).
        • Vision 2030 Relevance: This will increase functionality of the airport, encourage tourism and upgrade the existing building and structure. 

        Riyadh Rapid Bus Transit System Project

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        • Company/Ministry: Ar-Riyadh Development Authority (ADA), Dar Al Handasah & Perkins + Will (Phase 1 & 2) Yuksel (Phase 3) 
        • City: Riyadh
        • Project Cost: SAR 1,4 billion (Phase 1), SAR 1,3 billion (Phase 2), SAR 1.91 billion (Phase 3)
        • Anticipated Completion: 2019
        • Project Summary: The project mainly includes 22 km road rehabilitation works, construction of 17 pairs of Bus Rapid Transit System Stations, 1353 ea. Community Bus Stops and 6 ea. Pedestrian Bridges with all civil, mechanical and electrical works while the construction is planned to be completed in 24 months after the site handover.
        • Vision 2030 Relevance: To improve the infrastructure of Riyadh, affecting both tourists and citizens with increased services and efficiency. 
        • Source: Yuksel

          King Abdulaziz International Airport Expansion Project

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          • Company/Ministry: GACA
          • Spokesperson: Ibrahim Mandoura, Director General of the GACA
          • City: Jeddah
          • Project Cost in Dollars: 7,200,000,000
          • Anticipated Completion: 2018
          • Project Summary: New airport will be one of the largest airports in the middle east, it wil lhave one of the tallest control towers in the world at a height of 136m, will boast smart and environmentally friendly features. It is intended to increase tourism and business in Jeddah, The terminal is linked with parking areas, Haramain station, metro station, taxi and bus stations. Transport links are key in opening up Saudi Arabia. 
          • Vision 2030 Relevance: The airport expansion is needed as Saudi Arabia seeks to meet demand from religious tourism to the holy city of Mecca. Approximately 2.5 million people visit Mecca during the Hajj period alone, and this is projected to rise to 4 million in the next few years. It will also aid the creation of jobs for Saudi nationals, increase capacity for tourism and sustainability through environmentally friendly features.
          • Most Recent Update: Will start full domestic and international services by the beginning of 2019, there has already been a soft opening in May 2018 
          • Source: GACA

          Southern Railways Feasibility Study

          • Company/Ministry: Saudi Railways
          • Project Summary:  Saudi Railways Organisation recently entered into a contract with an engineering Consultancy firm to conduct a feasibility study of establishing railways in the Southern region, the study will include the number of passengers and transport volumes expected on these lines as well as cost estimates. This includes: 
            • Taif - Khamis Mushayt –Abha Line
              •  This line links Al-Taif with the land bridge on one side and Abha and Khamis Mushayt, on the other side. The length of this line is 706 km. Studies have shown that the number of passengers expected in 2012 on this line will be between 726,000 to 1.276.000 passengers and between 1.251.000 to 2.200.000 passengers in the year of 2025.In 2012, It is expected for this line to convey what is estimated between 514,000 to 743,000 tons, and 1.035.000 and 1.500.000 tons in 2025.
            • Jeddah and Jizan Line

              • This line is 660 Km connects Jizan region with the city of Jeddah. Studies have indicated that the number of passengers in 2012 on this line will be between 884,000 to 1.134.000 passengers. In 2025, it is expected to reach between 1.525.000 to 1.956.000 passenger

            • Yanbu- Jeddah Line

              • A recent study for Yanbu free trade zone has shown that linking Yanbu with the land bridge will participate directly in the development of Yanbu City and King Abdullah Economic City in addition to the expected financial revenues that make it economically profitable project. This line will serve primarily the industrial movement. 

          • Source: SRO

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          Hail Domestic Airport Redevelopment Project

          • Company/Ministry: GACA
          • City: Hail
          • Project Summary: The project calls for an expansion of Hail regional airport located at northwestern Hail, Saudi Arabia. The project will be built in three phases. The project will include new passenger terminal runway, apron, control tower, maintenance of existing terminal, VIP lounge, landscaping and associated facilities.

          Prince Abdul Mohsin Bin Abdulaziz International Airport Project - Yanbu

          • Company/Ministry: GACA
          • Spokesperson: Sani Sener, TAV Airports president and CEO
          • City: Yanbu
          • Project Summary:  The airport will be developed under a 30-year concession contract, which will boost its annual capacity to 3 million passengers annually from 1.1 million passengers in 2016. The consortium will build a 30,000 square-meter terminal with 9 Code C boarding bridges, under the deal.
          • Vision 2030 Relevance: The agreement is part of GACA’s plans to privatise the kingdom’s airports to enhance their competitiveness.

          Makkah Public Transport Programme

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          • Company/Ministry: High Commission for the Development of Makkah and the Holy Sites, WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff have been appointed as Programme Management Office Consultants. 
          • Project Cost in Dollars: 17,000,000,000
          • City: Makkah
          • Project Summary:  Once complete the integrated transport network will include four metro lines covering 180kms and serving 88 stations.  The metro will be complimented by a significant bus network providing excellent connectivity across the city.
          • Objectives: Aims to transform Makkah to a uniquely modern, beautiful and vibrant city that is deeply rooted in its cultural and religious heritage and that befits its historical and spiritual universal importance.
          • Vision 2030 Relevance: Once complete, The Makkah Public Transport Programme (MPTP) will serve to address the travel needs of millions of people who come to Makkah each year to undertake Hajj and Umrah, in addition to its 1.7 million local residents.
          • Source: WSP

          King Fahd Airport Expansion

          • Company/Ministry: Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation, Damman Airports Company
          • Spokesperson(s): Yousuf Al-Dhahiry, director general of King Fahd International Airport
          • Project Cost in Riyals: 1.4 billion 
          • City: Damman
          • Anticipated Completion: 2018/19
          • Project Summary:  Expansion of terminal and other facilities of the airport to meet the international requirements till the year 2038. The passenger handling capacity of the airport is aimed to be increased to 16 million per year.
          • Vision 2030 Relevance: Increase tourism, eventually privatise airports. 

          Jazan Economic City

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          • Company/Ministry: Saudi Aramco
          • Project Status: Under Construction
          • Project Cost in Dollars: 30,000,000,000
          • City: Jazan
          • Location: Jazan Economic City will be located along the Red Sea, 60 km northwest of Jazan City. 
          • Project Summary: A new city focusing on meeting the growing energy and manufacturing needs of Saudi as it looks to diversity its economy. Projected population total of 300,000. It will have a port which will be key in its role as a trading base with the rest of the world. Its construction will create over 500,000 new jobs.
          • Vision 2030 Relevance: The completed city with transform the region and to fuel a diversified economy for the Kingdom’s future, encouraging tourism and foreign investment.
          • Source: Aramco

            King Abdullah Economic City

            • Company/Ministry: SAGIA/ Economic Cities Authority/ Emaar Economic City
            • Anticipated Completion: 2035
            • Project Cost in Riyals: 100,000,000,000
            • Project Summary: The new city will have hospitals, schools and golf courses, a port capable of handling 20 million containers a year, an industrial complex, a financial island, beach facilities and residential neighbourhoods. The target for 2020, according to al-Rasheed - is 50,000 residents and 28,000 jobs, with 25 percent of the city, or 45 million square metres, developed. 
            • Vision 2030 Relevance: To reinvigorate the company, invite foreign investment and create an economic hub. Built on former desertland, this is part of Saudi Arabia's efforts to modernise their country. The project is part of Saudi Arabia's efforts to 'diversify away from oil' and create jobs. 
            • Source: King Abdullah Economic City

            NEOM

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            • Company/Ministry: MBS, PIF
            • Anticipated Completion: 2025 (phase 1)
            • Project Cost in Dollars: 500 billion 
            • Project Summary: NEOM is a business and industrial zone that will cover 26,500 square km. NEOM will be built on a strategic location to become a global hub for trade, innovation and knowledge. It will operate as an independent economic zone, with its own laws, taxes and regulations specially created to boost healthy growth and wealth for the regions, investors and residents. NEOM will be energy self-sufficient, with wind turbines and solar panels installed sufficiently to power all of NEOM and beyond. Scientists at NEOM will pioneer the future of renewable energy production, use and storage. It will also be a center of biotech, innovating tomorrow's healthcare with research facilities to pioneer next-generation gene therapy, genomics, stem cell research, nano-biology and bioengineering. 
            • Vision 2030 Relevance: NEOM is born from the ambition of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 to see the country develop into a pioneering and thriving model of excellence in various and important areas of life. NEOM aims to thrive the transformation of the Kingdom into a leading global hub through the introduction of value chains of industry and technology
            • Press Release
            • Source: NEOM

            SAEI Aircraft Hangars Project

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            • Company/Ministry: Saudi Arabian Aerospace Engineering Industries Employer/Arrab Construction
            • City: KAIA-Jeddah
            • Project Summary: SAEI Aircraft Maintenance Hangars will be one of the largest MRO facilities in the region. It is designed to meet the MRO business needs for the next 20 years of operation. Design of the facility will allow phased construction to accommodate future capacity expansion requirements.
            • Vision 2030 Relevance: By supporting King Abdulaziz International Airport, this maintenance center will ensure transport to and from the Kingdom is efficient, thereby encouraging both trade and tourism 
            • Source: Arrab

            King Abdullah Financial District Station

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            • Company/Ministry: ArRiyadh Development Authority, Zaha Hadid Architects
            • Project Status: Under Construction
            • City: Riyadh
            • Project Summary: The King Abdullah Financial District Metro Station will be a key interchange on the new Riyadh Metro network for Line 1, and also the terminus of Lines 4 and 6. With six platforms over four public floors, the KAFD Metro Station will be integral to the district and increase efficiency. 
            • Vision 2030 Relevance: The Metro Station will facilitate the growth of KAFD and increase efficiency of transport links. 
             

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