Saudi Arabia’s Historic Jeddah Waterfront Rehabilitation Project has entered its second phase, with construction underway on a 972-metre marine quay. This work is part of wider efforts to restore Al Arbaeen Lagoon and revitalize the city’s historic waterfront.
The project, implemented under the Historic Jeddah Development Program, is one of a series of landmark initiatives aimed at enhancing the area’s cultural and heritage value while reconnecting it with the Red Sea.
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The current phase includes:
Other works include environmental remediation and upgrades to marine infrastructure to improve water quality and support the long-term sustainability of the marine environment, while also enhancing the area’s tourism and recreational appeal.
The rehabilitation program is being carried out in three phases, culminating in the development of integrated urban and leisure facilities, including yacht marinas, green spaces, pedestrian bridges and public amenities.
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Saudi Arabia’s Historic Jeddah Waterfront Rehabilitation Project has entered its second phase, with construction underway on a 972-metre marine quay. This work is part of wider efforts to restore Al Arbaeen Lagoon and revitalize the city’s historic waterfront. The project, implemented under the Hist
