Infrastructure & PPPs in Saudi Arabia - Q4 2025 Update

YOG INFRA
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SAUDI ARABIA is advancing its Vision 2030 agenda through large-scale investments in infrastructure and clean energy. Key developments included the award of 4.5 GW of solar and wind projects valued at SAR 9 Bn, reinforcing the Kingdom’s renewable energy transition. Progress in transport infrastructure was marked by strong private-sector interest in a high-speed rail project and the announcement of an SAR 8 Bn road development program. The logistics and digital sectors also expanded with the establishment of an SAR 4.2 Bn logistics zone and a 200 MW AI-ready data center, supporting economic diversification and technological growth.

Read the key developments in Infrastructure and PPPs in Saudi Arabia in our Q4 2025 insight.

OCTOBER 2025

SAUDI ARABIA'S NWC LAUNCHES USD 533 MN WORTH OF 38 WATER AND SANITATION PROJECTS

The National Water Company (NWC) has begun implementing 38 water and sanitation projects in the Asir Region of the Southern Cluster, comprising 27 water projects and 11 sanitation projects, at a total cost of nearly SAR 2 Bn (USD 533 Mn). The projects included the construction of transmission lines and networks exceeding 2,534 kilometers in length and formed part of the company’s strategic plans to develop infrastructure in the water and environmental services sectors and expand service coverage for customers.

The 27 water projects will serve several districts and villages across Abha, Khamis Mushait, An Namas, Ahad Rafidah, Mahayel Asir, Al-Barak, Rijal Almaa, Tanuma, Tathleeth, Bareq, Dhahran Al-Janoub, and the centers of Al-Wadiyan, Balhamar, and Al-Naqea. These projects include the construction of transmission lines and networks with a total length of approximately 2,177 kilometers, the development of 16 water reservoirs with a combined storage capacity of 54,500 cubic meters, and the installation of pumping stations with a total design capacity exceeding 15,000 cubic meters per day.

In addition, NWC has commenced 11 sanitation projects covering several districts and villages in Abha City, Khamis Mushait, Bisha, Balgarn, the Al-Wadiyan centers, and the provinces of Al-Qahma, Tanda, and Al-Haridah. These projects include the implementation of pipelines and networks exceeding 357 kilometers in length, the construction of a wastewater treatment plant with a total design capacity of 9,300 cubic meters per day in the Al-Qahma and Al-Haridah centers, and the installation of lift stations with a combined design capacity of over 106,000 cubic meters per day.

EVIQ AND APSCO SIGN STRATEGIC AGREEMENT TO ACCELERATE FAST EV CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE ACROSS SAUDI ARABIA

Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Company (EVIQ), a leading electric vehicle infrastructure company, has signed a landmark agreement with Apsco, a trusted national energy provider, to collaborate on the deployment of fast EV charging infrastructure across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

This strategic partnership aims to strengthen the national EV ecosystem by integrating EVIQ’s advanced charging technologies with Apsco’s extensive service station network. Through this collaboration, both companies reaffirm their commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and accelerating the transition toward sustainable transportation. This collaboration with Apsco marks another milestone in our mission to enable a seamless, accessible, and sustainable EV charging ecosystem across the Kingdom.

The collaboration will begin with a nationwide rollout plan prioritizing high-traffic highways, urban centers, and key service stations, ensuring optimized accessibility and convenience for EV drivers. The strategic agreement marks yet another significant step toward accelerating Saudi Arabia’s transition to sustainable mobility, in line with Vision 2030.

LONGI INKS MOUs WITH NPI, KAFOU ENERGY AND HALA ENERGY TO BOLSTER SOLAR ENERGY IN SAUDI ARABIA

LONGi, a global leader in solar technology and renewable energy solutions, announced key milestones at the recent Saudi Arabia exhibition, reinforcing its commitment to the Kingdom’s renewable energy ambitions under Vision 2030. The company signed three Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading Saudi energy providers, paving the way for large-scale and commercial solar projects.

Key Initiatives:

Partnership with National Power and Industrial (NPI): An MoU for a 50 MW solar project, marking a major step in expanding utility-scale solar capacity in the Kingdom.
Collaboration with Kafou Energy: An MoU for an 8 MW project under the Tarshid program, aimed at advancing solar solutions for government and commercial initiatives.
Project with Hala Energy: A strategic 3 MW commercial rooftop project, designed to provide businesses with clean, reliable, and cost-effective solar energy.

We are delighted to join hands with NPI, Kafou Energy, and Hala Energy, key players in the region’s energy transformation. These MoUs mark the beginning of strategic alliances that will leverage our collective expertise to bring innovative solar solutions to Saudi Arabia.

SARCO, UAE'S GO ENERGY TO EXPLORE GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECT IN SAUDI ARABIA

Saudi Arabian Refineries Company (Sarco) has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with UAE-based Go Energy to collaborate on developing a green hydrogen and ammonia project in the Kingdom—a move signaling the refiner’s transition toward cleaner energy portfolios aligned with Saudi Vision 2030.

The MoU outlines a one-year framework to conduct a joint feasibility study and establish a legal structure for cooperative development of the proposed hydrogen-ammonia venture. While no financial commitments were disclosed, the agreement underscores a growing regional drive to integrate hydrogen production and ammonia conversion as part of the Gulf’s renewable energy push.

The partnership is a strategic expansion beyond refining, enabling the company to position itself in low-carbon fuels and green industrial infrastructure. The deal aligns with the refinery’s plan to “expand its energy services through specialized partnerships in the energy sector.

Under the terms of the MoU:

Both parties will jointly conduct technical and commercial studies for the green hydrogen-ammonia complex.
A legal and operational framework will be developed to define cooperation mechanisms and potential future equity participation.

SAUDI ARABIA AWARDS 4.5GW SOLAR AND WIND PROJECTS

Saudi Arabia has awarded 4500 MW of wind and solar capacity worth more than SAR 9 Bn (USD 2.43 Bn) under the sixth phase of its National Renewable Energy Program.

The Dawadmi wind project recorded a levelized cost of electricity of 1.33803 US cents per kWh, which is a new world record low for wind generation. Located in Riyadh Province, the 1500 MW scheme was awarded to a consortium of KEPCO, Nesma Renewable Energy, and Etihad Water and Electricity Company.

The Najran solar project posted the world’s second-lowest solar LCOE at 1.09682 US cents per kWh, following the record set by the Shuaiba 1 project. The 1400 MW site in the Najran region is being developed by Masdar.

A 600 MW solar plant at Ad Darb in Jazan Province was also awarded to Masdar at 1.36070 US cents per kWh. A 600 MW solar scheme at Samtah in Jazan Province was secured by a consortium of Saudi Electricity Company and EDF Power Solutions International at 1.48678 US cents per kWh. A 400 MW solar project at As Sufun in Hail Province went to a consortium of Al Jomaih Energy & Water Company and TotalEnergies Renewables at 1.50686 US cents per kWh.

The tenders reflect the Kingdom’s leadership in competitive renewable pricing, citing strong financing and development frameworks. It added that the Saudi Power Procurement Company is responsible for pre-development, tendering, and signing PPAs.

SAUDI-LISTED SAL TO DEVELOP USD 1.1 BN LOGISTICS ZONE IN RIYADH

SAL Saudi Logistics Services Company has signed a lease agreement for 1.57 million square meters (sqm) of land in Falcon City, north of Riyadh, to develop a new logistics zone. The total estimated investment for the planning, construction, and operation of the logistics zone is expected to reach nearly SAR 4.2 Bn (USD 1.14 Bn).

SAL signed a preliminary agreement with Sela Company to lease the land. The lease will run for 30 years, extendable by an additional 15 years upon mutual agreement, along with a three-year grace period. The lease rate will be SAR 16 per square meter per year, increasing by 1.5% annually throughout the lease term.

The logistics zone will support SAL’s strategic plan to expand operations, diversify its income sources, and strengthen its presence in the Kingdom’s transport and logistics sector.

LOGIPOINT EXPANDS TO RIYADH WITH LANDMARK LOGISTICS DEVELOPMENT

LogiPoint, Saudi Arabia’s leading logistics real estate developer and the pioneer behind the Kingdom’s first Bonded and Re-Export Zone, has signed a landmark agreement to develop land in Riyadh, setting the foundation for its strategic expansion into the heart of the Kingdom.

The development of Al Noor Logistic Park marks a significant milestone in LogiPoint’s growth journey, extending its footprint beyond Jeddah and reinforcing its position as a national enabler of logistics real estate aligned with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.

Strategically located within one of the Kingdom’s most dynamic logistics corridors, Al Noor Logistic Park offers direct access to key highways, industrial zones, and commercial centers, making it an ideal hub for companies seeking to optimize supply chains, scale operations, and achieve nationwide reach.

BYTEBRIDGE AND NAIZAK FORGE JOINT VENTURE TO BOOST AI AND HYPERSCALE DATA CENTERS IN SAUDI ARABIA

ByteBridge, a global leader in IT infrastructure and data center solutions, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Naizak Global Engineering Systems, a Saudi-based engineering and technology solutions provider.

The agreement paves the way for a joint venture entity in Saudi Arabia designed to accelerate the growth of hyperscale clients and AI-driven data centers across the region. The collaboration brings together ByteBridge’s global expertise in Al-ready infrastructure, liquid cooling, HPC networking, and deployment services with Naizak’s strong local presence, engineering capabilities, and market knowledge. The joint venture reflects both companies' shared commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and positioning the Kingdom as a hub for digital transformation and next-generation technologies.

The establishment of this joint venture demonstrates the value of global and local collaboration in driving digital transformation. By combining ByteBridge’s international capabilities with Naizak’s regional expertise, the partnership is poised to play a central role in meeting the accelerating demand for hyperscale and AI infrastructure, strengthening Saudi Arabia’s position as a leader in the global digital economy.

NOVEMBER 2025

145 COMPANIES SUBMIT EOIs FOR SAUDI ARABIA’S QIDDIYA HIGH-SPEED RAIL PPP PROJECT

The Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC), Saudi Arabia, in cooperation with the National Center for Privatization (NCP) & Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model and Qiddiya Investment Co. (QIC), announced that it has received an expression of interest (EOI) in bidding for the Qiddiya High-Speed Rail project. The list includes 145 companies, divided into six categories, covering developers, suppliers, operators, investors, and management and design consultancies.

The Qiddiya Rail aims to diversify transportation modes in Riyadh, noting that the project will be implemented under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. The project aims to connect King Salman International Airport, King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD), and Qiddiya City via a high-speed rail line with speeds reaching 250 km/h.

MAERSK AND UNILEVER LAUNCH FIRST ELECTRIC VAN TOWARDS DECARBONISING LOGISTICS IN SAUDI ARABIA

A.P. Moller-Maersk (Maersk), a Denmark-headquartered logistics and shipping company, and consumer goods giant Unilever had teamed up to launch Saudi Arabia's first electric delivery van, a pioneering move toward decarbonizing logistics operations in the Kingdom.

This initiative directly supports the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030, which aims to cut carbon emissions by 278 million tons annually and boost the renewable energy share to 50%. The launch marks the beginning of a larger transformation, as both companies intend to expand electric mobility across their Saudi operations. They are also exploring solar-powered warehouses and intermodal transport innovations to further reduce logistics-related emissions.

The newly introduced electric van will serve BinDawood Group, one of Unilever's key retail partners. Operating within a 50 km radius, the vehicle is expected to cover up to 3,500 km per month.

This deployment follows the successful consolidation of Unilever's warehouses into a single fulfillment center at Maersk's Logistics Park in Jeddah, a move that has already cut emissions by 5%. The facility's 64,000 sqm rooftop solar plant and advanced ammonia- and seawater-based cooling system underscore its commitment to sustainability.

TOTALENERGIES POWERS UP 112-MW SOLAR PARK IN SAUDI ARABIA

French energy company TotalEnergies had started operations at its first renewable project in Saudi Arabia, a 112-MW solar power plant in Wadi Ad-Dawasir.

The project, a partnership between TotalEnergies, Japan's Toyota Tsusho Corp., and Saudi Arabia's Altaaqa Renewable Energy (Zahid Group), has achieved commercial operations. The Saudi Power Procurement Company is buying the electricity under a power purchase agreement (PPA).

This project is part of Round 3 of the National Renewable Energy Programme (NREP). TotalEnergies is also part of another consortium building the 300-MW Rabigh 2 solar power plant under Round 5 of the NREP.

DECEMBER 2025

SWPC NAMES PREFERRED BIDDERS FOR HADDA, ARANA SEWAGE TREATMENT PPP PROJECTS IN MAKKAH

Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC) has announced the preferred and reserve bidders for two sewage treatment plant projects in Makkah under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. The two ISTP projects aim to increase wastewater treatment capacity serving Makkah City and the Holy Sites and will be implemented on a BOOT (Build, Own, Operate, and Transfer) basis through 25-year Sewage Treatment Agreements (STAs).

1. Arana ISTP

SWPC, a consortium led by Saudi company Miahona with compatriots Marafiq Company and Buhur for Investment, was selected as the preferred bidder for the Arana ISTP project after submitting the lowest levelized cost of 1.350 Saudi riyals per cubic meter (SAR/m³).

A consortium led by UAE’s Metito Utilities and including UAE’s Etihad Water and Electricity Company (EtihadWE) and SkyBridge Limited was named the Reserve Bidder with a levelized cost of SAR 1.505/m³. Arana's provisional commercial operations date (PCOD) is set for Q3 of 2028.

2. Hadda ISTP

On the other hand, the Metito consortium was selected as the preferred bidder for the Hadda ISTP project after submitting the lowest levelized cost of SAR 2.354/m³, whereas the Miahona consortium, which submitted a levelized cost of SAR 2.599/m³, was selected as the reserve bidder. Hadda’s PCOD is set for Q2 of 2028.

SAUDI ARABIA LAUNCHES SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING PROGRAM

Saudi Arabia has announced the launch of the Social Infrastructure Financing Program, a strategic initiative to boost private sector investment in the Kingdom’s healthcare and education sectors. SIFP is a strategic initiative designed to catalyze private-sector investment in the Kingdom’s healthcare and education sectors.

The program supports the realization of Saudi Vision 2030 objectives, increasing private sector contribution to gross domestic product from 40% to 65%, while directly supporting sectoral ambitions to raise private sector participation in healthcare to 32% and student enrollment in private schools to 25% by 2030.

Developed in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education, and the Education and Training Evaluation Commission, the program enables the private sector to expand its role in priority sectors while enhancing the quality, accessibility, and diversity of services provided.

The program introduces two innovative financing solutions in the form of co-financing and credit guarantees, with tenures of up to 15 years, to be deployed in partnership with leading local banks, including Arab National Bank, Al Rajhi Bank, and Banque Saudi Fransi, as well as Riyad Bank, Saudi Awwal Bank, and Saudi National Bank. The program targets private sector projects with a minimum cost of SAR 30 Mn (USD 8.1 Mn).

UAE’S KHAZNA ACQUIRES LAND IN SAUDI ARABIA FOR 200 MW AI-READY DATA CENTRE

UAE-headquartered Khazna Data Centres has acquired a 225,000-square-meter land parcel in Dammam to develop up to 200 megawatts (MW) of AI-ready data center capacity. The new facility marks Khazna’s first data center in Saudi Arabia and will be designed to support high-performance workloads, including cloud and AI hyperscale deployments.

The site will be built using a modular architecture to enable rapid scaling, flexible rack configurations, and the integration of GPU clusters with varying power densities. Khazna, the region’s largest hyperscale wholesale data center operator, currently manages 30 live data centers with nearly 650 MW of capacity. It is also delivering more than 1 gigawatt (GW) of additional AI-ready capacity across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Italy, and other global markets.

The Dammam facility will incorporate advanced sustainability features to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions and will be built to LEED Gold standards.

SAUDI ARABIA SIGNS USD 53 MN DEAL TO BUILD A FOOD LOGISTICS HUB AT DAMMAM PORT

The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has signed a contract with Arabian Agricultural Services Company (ARASCO) to establish a logistics center for storage and distribution at King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam, with an investment value of SAR 200 Mn (USD 53.3 Mn).

The project will be developed over an area of 40,000 square meters (sqm) and is aimed at supporting national food security, strengthening supply chains, and increasing operational capacity at the port.

The logistics facility will include warehouses with a storage capacity of up to 100,000 metric tons, alongside the construction of an integrated truck-loading facility, installation of conveyor systems, and development of ship-unloading equipment linking berths 37 and 39 to enhance bulk grain discharge efficiency.

The project is expected to create more than 3,000 direct and indirect jobs and aligns with Saudi Arabia’s National Transport and Logistics Strategy and Vision 2030. King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam currently operates 43 berths and has an annual handling capacity of around 105 million tonnes of cargo and containers, making it one of the Kingdom’s key maritime gateways.

SAUDI RAILWAYS TO LAUNCH HOSPITALITY-INSPIRED RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY IN RIYADH

Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR) has entered into a partnership with Dedicated Housing Company (DHC) to develop a hospitality-inspired residential community adjacent to the East Network railway station and the metro in Al Malaz district, Riyadh.

The project focuses on serviced residential units and aims to enhance city living by offering a range of contemporary accommodation options suited to today’s lifestyles. The URBN Living developments will span two adjacent plots with a total land area of 13,000 sq m, comprising more than 450 residential units and over 1,600 beds.

Designed to cater to both short- and long-term stays, the project will offer a mix of fully furnished suites, studio units, and shared serviced apartments targeting professionals, business travelers, and intercity commuters. The community-centric design integrates a variety of amenities, including co-working lounges, shared kitchens, laundry facilities, fitness areas, and recreational spaces.

Located in a prime metropolitan area with direct access to key transportation networks, including rail and metro services, the development plays a strategic role in supporting Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). The developments are led by Dedicated Housing Company (DHC), a joint venture between Majd Investment, Sumou Global Investment, and Strategic Housing Group (SHG), combining local expertise with global experience to deliver the project.

SAUDI PORTS AUTHORITY, Q SAUDI SIGN DEAL TO DEVELOP LOGISTICS CENTRE AT YANBU PORT

The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has signed a contract with Q Saudi Trading Company to develop and operate an integrated logistics center at Yanbu Commercial Port, with an investment value exceeding SAR 29 Mn (USD 7.7 Mn).

The project will cover 120,490 square meters (sqm) and provide cargo storage and redistribution centers for national and international shipping and transport companies.

Yanbu Commercial Port is one of Saudi Arabia’s oldest seaports on the west coast and acts as the kingdom’s second main gateway for pilgrims. It has 12 berths with a handling capacity of more than 13.5 million tonnes, a passenger terminal for 2,000 people, a general cargo terminal, and two bulk storage silos with a combined capacity of 40,000 tonnes.

TOSHIBA ESS TESTS HYBRID WIND-SOLAR PROJECT WITH STORAGE IN SAUDI ARABIA

Toshiba ESS, a unit of Japanese industrial conglomerate Toshiba, has launched a pilot project to evaluate a hybrid wind-solar power plant linked to battery storage in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The project was developed with support from Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and Saudi Electricity Co. (SEC) and is scheduled to run until Q2 2028.

By combining wind and solar with battery storage, a stable power supply can be achieved in remote areas, even with highly fluctuating renewable energy sources. The project includes a small ground-mounted solar plant, a battery, and an energy management system (EMS) at a wind power plant operated by SEC on the outskirts of Riyadh.

The storage system will use two types of batteries: power-oriented batteries, which have a high cycle life and smooth fluctuations in renewable output, and energy-oriented batteries, which provide large energy capacity and shift power peaks.

In addition, to improve the economic viability of the hybrid renewable energy power generation system, we will demonstrate the optimization of battery output and capacity. Furthermore, because this demonstration project also contributes to GHG reduction, we will monitor GHG reductions during the demonstration project.

ACWA POWER, BAPCO ENERGIES SIGN JDA TO DEVELOP CROSS-BORDER SOLAR-AND-STORAGE PROJECT

Saudi-listed developer and operator of utility projects ACWA Power and Bahrain’s state-owned Bapco Energies have signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to develop a solar power project of up to 2.8 gigawatts (GW), integrated with large-scale battery energy storage, in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.

Under the JDA, the two companies will jointly develop the project in multiple phases, with all electricity to be transmitted to the load center of Bapco Energies in Bahrain to support the country’s power demand and accelerate its shift toward renewable energy.

The project forms part of Bapco Energies’ commitments under the Bahrain National Energy Strategy, which focuses on improving energy efficiency, diversifying the energy mix, and expanding renewable capacity. The JDA also advances GCC-level cooperation by enabling cross-border clean energy flows.

ABDUL LATIF JAMEEL MOTORS SIGNS MOU WITH EODEV AND OCTOPIAN TO ADVANCE HYDROGEN POWER SOLUTIONS IN SAUDI ARABIA

Abdul Latif Jameel Motors has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen-powered generator solutions in Saudi Arabia with Energy Observer Developments (EODev), a leading industrial company based in France specializing in zero-emission power generation and energy storage solutions, and Octopian Global Services (Octopian), a multinational technology provider based in the United Arab Emirates.

The agreement marks an exciting step in Abdul Latif Jameel Motors’ ongoing efforts to enable cleaner, smarter, and more efficient mobility and energy solutions in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030 and supporting the country in becoming a global hydrogen hub. Following successful hydrogen mobility pilots and initiatives, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors is now expanding its role into stationary hydrogen applications.

Under the agreement, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, EODev, and Octopian will collaborate on the introduction, demonstration, and future localization of EODev’s hydrogen power technologies in Saudi Arabia. EODev’s solutions, which include the GEH2 stationary hydrogen generator, operate using Toyota’s fuel cell technology to deliver zero-emission and reliable power for a wide range of applications.

GMR, TAMASUK-BENGALURU AIRPORT CONSORTIUM IN RACE FOR TAIF INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PROJECT IN SAUDI

GMR Group had passed the qualifying round to submit a bid for the USD 800 Mn new Taif International Airport project in Saudi Arabia. Besides GMR, Bengaluru International Airport Ltd., the Tamasuk consortium, Turkey’s TAV Airports–Mada International Holding consortium, the Irish company Daa International-led consortium, and the Kalyon Insaat consortium were qualified for the project bidding.

The project will be taken up under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model under a Build-Transfer-Operate (BTO) contract for a period of 30 years, including the construction period. The new Taif International Airport will include a well-equipped commercial passenger terminal building aligned with the airport's projected capacity and demand, along with facility buildings, utility networks, car parks, and access roads that enable the standard operation of the airport.

The project includes additional expansions to meet future subsystem requirements. The new Taif International Airport is expected to meet the projected increase in demand by 2055. It is also expected to meet the needs of Umrah pilgrims as a viable alternative within the region's multi-airport system.

RCRC ANNOUNCES “PACKAGE III” OF THE RIYADH MAIN AND RING ROAD AXES DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

The Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC) has announced Package 3 of the Riyadh Main and Ring Road Axes Development Program, comprising six major projects with a total budget of more than SAR 8 Bn (USD 2.13 Bn). This package was part of RCRC’s efforts to expand Riyadh’s transport infrastructure, enhance connectivity across the capital, and position the city as a leading regional hub for sustainable mobility and logistics services, in line with Saudi Vision 2030.

Package 3, which was scheduled for completion within 3–4 years, included the following projects:

Jeddah Road Development Project (29 km)— With its 14 bridges ‎and 5 main lanes, it will enhance overall road performance and ‎expand corridors to accommodate increasing daily traffic, with ‎a capacity of up to 353k vehicles per day.‎
Taif Road Development Project (15 km)— It will improve traffic ‎flow and enhance connectivity between the Southern and ‎Western districts and the city center. It features 4 bridges, 4 ‎main lanes, and 2 tunnels, with a capacity of up to 200k ‎vehicles per day.‎
Thumamah Road Development Project— Eastern Section (8 ‎km) – It will include 3 bridges and 3 tunnels, linking major ‎mobility axes across Northern and Eastern Riyadh, with a ‎capacity of up to 200k vehicles per day.‎
King Abdulaziz Road Development Project—Northern Section (4.7 km)—It will expand network capacity and improve traffic efficiency with its 4 bridges, 4 main lanes, and 1 tunnel, with a capacity of up to 450k vehicles per day.
Othman bin Affan Road Development Project—Northern Section (4.3 km)—Its 7 bridges and significantly upgraded areas will enhance traffic flow across Northern Riyadh, with a capacity of up to 500k vehicles per day.
Engineering Enhancements for Congested Areas—Phase II—This project targets 8 locations across the city’s road network, where advanced engineering solutions will be applied to reduce congestion and improve intersection performance, raising the traffic capacity by 40–60%.

To minimize temporary impacts on traffic flow and nearby communities, RCRC has prepared a comprehensive traffic diversion plan in coordination with relevant city authorities, ensuring uninterrupted mobility during construction.

List of key transaction- Saudi Arabia Q4 2025

Source: YOG INFRA, Public Information

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