Construction update by skyscrapercity.com
Installation of iron rods near the King Fahd Stadium Station "second track" within the project # Qtar_ariyad. Construction update
How the Middle East is leading in sponsorship when it comes to metros
Richie Santosdiaz is an economic development expert, and Hekmat Dahabi is a sponsorship and transportation expert. Both work for Rise Group ME, a Dubai-based...
SR25: Weekly ticket for Riyadh Metro
A weekly ticket for the much-awaited Riyadh Metro would cost around SR25, the Riyadh Development Authority has announced.
Saudi gov’t approves $24.5bn support for water, agriculture, environment
Saudi Arabia has approved financial support for the environment, water and agriculture sectors worth 92 billion riyals ($24.5 billion) to help them meet their...
Chicago Pneumatic powering Riyadh Metro project
Chicago Pneumatic said the company along with its official Saudi distributor Roots Group Arabia is playing a vital role in powering the construction of one of the kingdom's biggest infrastructure projects - Riyadh Metro.
Governor of Riyadh region opens roads projects
Prince Khalid bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz, governor of Riyadh region and chairman of Riyadh Development Higher Commission, has officially opened the extension of Abu Bakr and Al-Oroubah roads through Riyadh Air Base and the tunnel project of the intersection of King Abdul- Aziz Road with Al-Oroubah road.
US firm picked to oversee construction of UAE rail network
US-based Jacobs Engineering Group has been selected by Etihad Rail to deliver critical technical and program consulting services for the UAE's largest national freight...
Riyadh Metro projects on track despite spending cuts
There are no plans to scale back the Riyadh Metro projects despite the Saudi government clampdown on spending amid low oil revenues, said a report.
Mashaer train ticket cost increased from SR250 to SR400
MAKKAH — The cost of Mashaer train ticket has been increased from SR250 to SR400, according to the Ministry of Haj and Umrah.
The Mashaer metro...
