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Shoura Council discusses traffic congestion solutions in Riyadh

The Shoura Council held a panel on Tuesday to address traffic congestion in Riyadh, exploring causes, challenges, and proposals for sustainable solutions.

Shoura Council discusses traffic congestion solutions in Riyadh

The Shoura Council recently held a panel discussion to address the issue of traffic congestion in Riyadh, focusing on the causes, challenges, and potential sustainable solutions. The event, which followed a recommendation from the Council's Public Affairs Advisory Committee, brought together experts from various government agencies, including the Directorate of Public Security, the Royal Commission for Riyadh City, Riyadh Municipality, and the Transport General Authority.

The panel explored the roles of these organizations in tackling congestion, ongoing initiatives, future strategies, and legislative proposals to reduce traffic issues in the city.

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