ARRIYADH DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY in the news

A workshop evaluates urban observatories and their indicator systems, with a focus on human resources and the experiences of organizations like the Arriyadh Development Authority.

Riyadh's governor emphasized timely completion of environmental and infrastructure projects managed by various authorities, including the ADA, MODON, and NWC.

The Royal Commission for Riyadh City (RCRC) is Saudi Arabia's interagency authority, chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, responsible for the comprehensive urban development and transformation of Riyadh to achieve Vision 2030 goals.

The Riyadh Metro, a $23bn project with 84 stations across six lines, is expected to launch by the end of 2024 to reduce traffic congestion.

HRH Prince Faisal bin Bandar chaired a meeting approving Riyadh's metro progress, smart city initiatives, and reviewed a positive life satisfaction survey among residents.

Khartoum's governor visited Arriyadh Development Authority to learn about Riyadh's urban development plans and explore cooperation opportunities.

Eid Al-Fitr celebrations organized by Arriyadh Development Authority at Qasr Al-Hukm attracted 70,000 visitors over three days with diverse activities.

Transport Minister visited ADA to review urban development and public transport projects, praising their plans and cooperation efforts.

ADA has finalized plans for Eed Al-Fitr celebrations at Qasr Al-Hukm and Al-Bujayri plazas, featuring diverse cultural, recreational, and folkloric activities for all ages.

HRH Prince Faisal bin Bandar chaired the 18th meeting of the High Executive Committee for Dir’iyah Development, overseeing progress on urban projects like Al-Turaif and Al-Bujairi neighborhoods, and inaugurating the new Dir’iyah Governorate Headquarter.

Riyadh's Eid Al-Fitr festivities include cultural performances, live shows, children's theater, and World Cup screenings organized by Arriyadh Development Authority.

Transport Minister visited ADA headquarters to review Riyadh's urban development and public transport projects, praising cooperation efforts.

Royal Haskoning DHV will spend two years resolving 30 major traffic bottlenecks in rapidly growing Riyadh through detailed analysis and multidisciplinary planning.

The Riyadh Metro network is launching operations throughout December 2024 and January 2025 to provide a 176 km automated transit system for the Saudi capital.

The $23bn Riyadh Metro, with 84 stations across six lines, is expected to launch by the end of 2024, aiming to alleviate heavy car dependency in the city.

Mukaab is a sustainable, smart city architectural project by the Arriyadh Development Authority, designed to redefine Riyadh's skyline, address urban sprawl, and align with Saudi Vision 2030.

Riyadh Metro, owned by Arriyadh Development Authority, is a large-scale, sustainable rapid transit project with six lines and 85 stations, set to start operations by 2024.

Riyadh Metro, funded by dedicated state funds, is a major urban transport project with driverless trains and extensive urban development to transform Riyadh's mobility and environment.

The Riyadh Metro's red line has begun trial operations, with full project completion expected by the end of 2019.

Tariq bin Abdul Aziz Al-Faris, Mayor of Riyadh and CEO of ADA, is driving Riyadh's urban development in line with Saudi Vision 2030, recently joining an international cities' KPI project.