Three major road projects launched in Tabuk at SAR 176 million
Three key road projects worth SAR 176 million have been inaugurated in Tabuk, aiming to boost safety and connectivity across the region.
Three substantial road projects, totaling SAR 176 million, have been inaugurated in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, with the objective of enhancing safety and connectivity. The launch, attended by prominent officials, marked the beginning of repairs to damaged sections on the Tabuk–Madinah, Tabuk–Al-Jouf, and Tabuk–Duba roads. Tabuk Governor Fahd bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz highlighted that these projects align with Saudi Vision 2030's goals, emphasizing the importance of improving quality of life and promoting sustainable development.
Minister of Transport and Logistics Services, Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser, stated that these projects are part of the government's ongoing support for the transport and logistics sector, aiming to facilitate mobility and enhance services. The governor also launched the 'Safe and Distinguished Roads' initiative, which will conduct a comprehensive survey and assessment of the region's rural roads using the world's largest fleet of survey vehicles.
Residents can contribute by reporting observations through various channels, demonstrating the community's role in maintaining and improving the national road network, particularly crucial for Tabuk's status as a key logistics center.
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