Seven sites in Makkah enter development phase under urban neighborhoods program
The Royal Commission for Makkah has announced that seven sites, totaling over 4.48 million square meters, have entered the development phase under the Urban Neighborhoods Program. This initiative aims to enhance the urban environment and improve the quality of life for residents in Makkah. The sites, which cover areas ranging from 127,539.51 to 1,293,388.76 square meters, include neighborhoods such as Al-Zuhur, Al-Khalidiyah, and Western Al-Hindawiyah.
The Urban Neighborhoods Program is part of the commission's broader strategy to upgrade Makkah's neighborhoods, optimize urban fabric efficiency, and bolster residents' quality of life. This includes improving service delivery and facilities, aligning with the city's comprehensive development goals. Property owners within the designated areas are encouraged to register their ownership and submit applications through the Matam platform, with detailed maps and information available on the program's webpage.
The initiative reflects a commitment to sustainable urban development, integrating neighborhoods with the city's ongoing projects while enhancing service efficiency and environmental quality. This proactive approach underscores Makkah's dedication to creating a more livable, modern, and sustainable urban landscape.
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