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Saudi Arabia invests $4 billion to boost rail industry and create 3,000 jobs – Fast Company Middle East

June 30, 2025 2 Min Read
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Saudi Arabia has introduced a $4 billion funding to strengthen its home rail business and create hundreds of jobs. The initiative, launched by the Ministry of Transport and Logistic Companies, goals to spice up native content material and promote financial diversification.

The Asasat program, a collaboration between Saudi Railways (SAR) and the Native Content material and Authorities Procurement Authority (LCGPA), will open funding alternatives for native suppliers and producers.

The initiative seeks to boost operational effectivity, enhance manufacturing capability and high quality, and develop native human capital. It goals to satisfy Imaginative and prescient 2030’s native content material targets, rising native content material in SAR’s operations to 60% by 2025 whereas additionally specializing in growing expert employees inside the kingdom.

This system is predicted to create important alternatives for residents, producing as much as 3,000 jobs and driving financial progress.

It highlights SAR’s dedication to advancing nationwide business and empowering SMEs to compete within the railway sector by adopting world greatest practices, enhancing operational effectivity, and enhancing manufacturing capability and high quality.

The initiative was unveiled by Eng. Saleh Al Jasser, Minister of Transport and Logistic Companies, through the Saudi Rail Convention and Exhibition in Riyadh.

Al-Jasser additionally highlighted the dominion’s developments in rail infrastructure, noting that the community now spans over 5,500 kilometers.

He pointed to key routes, together with the North Community, which connects Riyadh to the Jordanian border, and the East Community, linking Riyadh to the Arabian Gulf coast.

He additionally spotlighted the Haramain Excessive-Velocity Railway (HHR), a state-of-the-art electrical rail system connecting Makkah and Madinah. The HHR has turn into one of many world’s quickest railways, serving over 20 million passengers since its launch in 2018.

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