KSA FUTURE PROJECTS MAP 2030

SCAVO is offering the chance to make a real impact in Saudi Arabia with their KSA 2030 Future Projects Map. As many as $1 trillion worth of groundbreaking construction projects are currently underway throughout Saudi Arabia, offering expansive potential for investors interested in helping make the country's ambitious plans for success a reality.

With the SCAVO map, it's now easier than ever to identify and evaluate these 28 amazing construction projects and mega opportunities – all conveniently laid out in one place. Don't miss out on this incredible chance – get your KSA 2030 Future Projects Map now!

KSA FUTURE PROJECTS MAP

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Here Are Some Of The Projects Covered In The Ksa Projects Map

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Some Amazing Projects Covered In The Ksa Projects Map

Neom Business city

The project calls for the construction of a new cloud region located at Neom Business City, Tabouk, Saudi Arabia. As Oracle plans to build a public cloud region in Neom. Project’s completion date is estimated to be done by February 2024.
King Abdullah Financial District

This is a governmental project that calls for the construction of 100 Skywalk Bridges interconnecting the towers of the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) project, the estimated cost for the project is approximately $90 Mn.

The Red Sea Project

The project calls for the construction of a 159-key luxury resort located at the Red Sea Project in Tabouk Province. Additionally, this project’s value is estimated around $400 Mn.
Rua Al Madinah Project

This expansive real estate project located just east of the Prophet’s Mosque will provide renewable and sustainable amenities to everyone in the area. With 47,000 hotel rooms by 2030, nine bus stops for public transportation needs, tracks for self-driving vehicles as well as a metro station along with an underground parking lot - this 1.5 million sqm development is set to bring tremendous economic growth and job creation opportunities within its 3.53million built up areas spread against 63 percent green spaces over 83,000 sq m land area.