Riyadh Municipality has entered into five contracts valued at SAR6 billion ($1.6 billion) aimed at enhancing road quality throughout the capital. This initiative aligns with the municipality‘s strategic objectives to boost mobility and drive a vibrant Riyadh that adheres to the highest standards of efficiency and sustainability. The contracts focus on rehabilitating and paving the road network across an area of 83 million square meters over the next five years. These enhancements are designed to further elevate road quality, ensure safe travel, and align the city’s infrastructure with international benchmarks.
توقيع 5 عقود استثنائية بقيمة تقارب 6 مليارات ريال سعودي رفعًا لجودة الطرق في العاصمة وتحسين مؤشراتها، تحسين تجربة التنقل، ضمان استدامة الأعمال المنفذة على مساحة 83 مليون متر مربع عبر مخطط تفصيلي بالتنسيق مع مركز مشاريع البنية التحتية في منطقة الرياض. pic.twitter.com/MA75MbpKr2
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Strategic zoning for prioritization
To facilitate effective prioritization, the municipality has segmented the city into five zones: north, south, east, west, and central. Moreover, this zoning approach allows for precise evaluations of road conditions and the identification of critical areas requiring improvement, SPA reported.
Commitment to Vision 2030
Furthermore, the Riyadh Municipality’s commitment to road infrastructure represents a significant advancement toward fulfilling the objectives of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. Additionally, through the enhancement of the capital’s roadways, the municipality seeks to improve overall quality of life, promote a sustainable environment, and contribute to the broader prosperity of the region.
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