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The Red Sea Development Company, which belongs to the General Investment Fund, has announced the start of construction work in the initial phase of development of the Red Sea project.
The newly opened staff housing, located in the southern portion of the 28,000 km2 project, will mark the start of construction work to be completed this year to provide the necessary infrastructure for the construction of temporary roads. plus the headquarters of the administration that will oversee the development work.
"This is an important event for the Red Sea project and a new step in achieving our goal of creating a unique tourist destination on the Red Sea coast", said John Bagano, CEO of Red Sea Development.
"The picturesque nature of the project's location is an important part of its appeal as a tourist destination, despite the logistical difficulties to support large-scale development work." Staff accommodation is a first step essential in the development and rehabilitation of the construction destination. "
According to the company's statement, the workers' village, which will be built in the second quarter of this year, is one of the priorities of this stage: it is a residential complex intended for the project manpower and can accommodate 10,000 workers during the first phase. For the health and safety of workers.
The second phase will also be the second phase of the first phase of management, which will be the center of operations for the development of the Red Sea.
The Red Sea Development Company will build a temporary bridge connecting the island to the beach, the main focus of the first phase project, which will contribute to the transfer of resources by land and the construction of marine berths. allowing the boats to reach the other islands of the project.
The initial phase will include the use of advanced technologies for the construction of prefabricated prefabricated homes in order to reduce the environmental impact on the site. The structures of these homes will be built to the highest quality standards and will be shipped and assembled on site to reduce the number of temporary workers and facilities.
According to the data available "Numbers" The guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, was recently briefed on the visual presentation of the Red Sea project's overall project and its economic and development goals to become a global destination in the luxury tourism sector. .
With the completion of all phases of the project, 22 islands will be developed from more than 90 islands and more than 70,000 jobs will be created, which will also help boost the Kingdom's economic diversification by attracting around one million people. tourists a year. GDP of the kingdom.
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