Prince Saud bin Mishaal, Deputy Emir of the Makkah region, officially launched 20 new road projects totaling 385 kilometers in length, with an estimated cost of SR1.4 billion. This significant infrastructure initiative aims to enhance connectivity, facilitate travel, and serve the needs of pilgrims visiting the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah.
Key Highlights:
Project Scope: 20 road projects spanning a total of 385 kilometers
Investment: SR1.4 billion
Objectives:
Improve transportation infrastructure for pilgrims and residents
Connect cities, centers, villages, and regions within the Makkah region
Facilitate smooth travel during the Hajj and Umrah seasons
Support the Kingdom's vision for a modern and safe road network
Major projects include:
Direct Jeddah-Makkah Road: 24km connection for SR431 million
Allaith-Makkah Road Expansion: 90km expansion for SR169 million
Bisha-Raniyah-Al-Khurma Road Doubling: 114km improvement for SR271 million
Hudn-Turba Road Doubling: 48km expansion at a cost of SR82 million
Al-Iwaa Center Road Doubling and Lighting: 9km project at a cost of SR38 million
This investment underscores the government's commitment to modernizing transportation infrastructure within the Makkah region. These projects will not only serve pilgrims but also benefit residents, businesses, and the overall development of the region.
Source: Saudi Gazette
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