The Secretariat of the Madinah Region has approved the implementation of a commercial project and a hotel project. It has also presented two investment opportunities in sports, recreational, and health activities through the “Fursa” investment portal for Saudi cities, in support of investment and the regional economy. The commercial project, approved by the Secretariat, is located on Abdullah bin Abdulrahman bin Hujairah Street in the Al-Ghabah district, covering an area exceeding 56.9 thousand square meters. The project aims to attract investors, increase competitiveness, and meet consumer needs. The hotel project is located on Qais bin Saad Al-Makki Road in the Al-Anabis district, covering an area of 724 square meters. This project aims to boost tourism, stimulate investment, and develop infrastructure. On the other hand, the investment opportunities presented by the Secretariat include an opportunity to establish, operate, and maintain a walkway and park on Mahmoud bin Mohammed Al-Juaini Road in the Ain Al-Kheif district, covering an area exceeding 21.8 thousand square meters. Details indicate the contract duration is 25 years, with a grace period of 30 months, and the bid opening date is set for November 18. The area for the opportunity to establish, operate, and maintain a multi-use building at the intersection of Omar bin Al-Khattab Road (ascending) with Al-Madarāt Road in the Jamma Umm Khalid district exceeds 47.1 thousand square meters. The building includes healthcare facilities and support services. The contract duration for this investment opportunity is 50 years, with a grace period of 30 months, and the bid opening date is set for November 18. It is noted that the Secretariat of the Madinah Region and the municipalities of the region’s governorates present a number of investment opportunities in various commercial, industrial, agricultural, educational, environmental, public service, and other fields through their various channels.
Madinah Region
The Madinah Region in western Saudi Arabia is home to the city of Medina (Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah), the second holiest city in Islam. It is revered as the site of the Prophet Muhammad’s migration (Hijrah) in 622 CE, where he established the first Muslim community and where his mosque and tomb are located. The region’s history is deeply intertwined with the early foundations of the Islamic faith and remains a central destination for millions of pilgrims performing the Hajj and Umrah.
Al-Ghabah district
Al-Ghabah district is a historically significant area in the Al-Baha region of southwestern Saudi Arabia, known for its dense, ancient forests and mountainous terrain. It has long been inhabited by various tribes and is celebrated for its natural beauty, traditional architecture, and as a former part of the pre-Islamic Ghamd tribal territory. Today, it remains a notable cultural and tourist destination within the Kingdom.
Al-Anabis district
The Al-Anabis district is a historic neighborhood located in the heart of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is one of the city’s oldest districts, traditionally known for its mud-brick architecture and as a residential area for many prominent local families. While much of its original structure has been redeveloped with modern buildings, it remains a significant part of Riyadh’s cultural and urban heritage.
Ain Al-Kheif district
The Ain Al-Kheif district is a historic neighborhood in the city of Nablus in the West Bank, known for its traditional architecture and narrow alleys. It is believed to have been established during the Ottoman period and has long been a significant residential and commercial center within the old city. The area is also notable for containing several historic mosques and public baths, reflecting its enduring cultural and social importance.
Jamma Umm Khalid district
Jamma Umm Khalid is a historic district in the city of Netanya, Israel. Its history dates back to a Palestinian Arab village of the same name, which was depopulated during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, and the area has since been redeveloped as part of the modern city. Today, it is primarily a residential and commercial neighborhood.
Abdullah bin Abdulrahman bin Hujairah Street
Abdullah bin Abdulrahman bin Hujairah Street is a major thoroughfare in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, named in honor of a prominent local figure from the influential Hujairah family. While specific historical details about the street’s development are not widely documented, its name reflects the common Saudi practice of commemorating notable citizens and tribal leaders in the urban landscape of the modern capital.
Qais bin Saad Al-Makki Road
Qais bin Saad Al-Makki Road is a major thoroughfare in the city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. It is named in honor of Qais bin Saad Al-Makki, a prominent 19th-century merchant and philanthropist from the city who was known for his significant contributions to Jeddah’s development and charitable works. Today, the road serves as a key commercial and transportation artery, reflecting Jeddah’s modern growth while honoring its historical figures.
Mahmoud bin Mohammed Al-Juaini Road
Mahmoud bin Mohammed Al-Juaini Road is a major thoroughfare in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It is named in honor of a prominent Saudi businessman and philanthropist, Mahmoud Al-Juaini, reflecting the modern development and commercial significance of the city. The road serves as a key artery in the capital’s infrastructure, connecting various districts and hosting numerous businesses.
