Seven sites are entering the development phase as part of the Makkah Urban Renewal Program, covering an area of more than 4.4 million square meters

The Royal Commission for the Holy City of Mecca and the Holy Mosques announced the entry of seven sites within the program of developed neighborhoods in Mecca into the development phase, with a total area of (4,484,896.17) square meters, as part of its efforts to elevate the urban environment and improve the quality of life in the Holy Capital.

Names of the living organisms benefiting from the development
The sites included the Zahrawiyah neighborhood with an area of (1,293,388.76) square meters, the Hindawiya al-Ghawriyah neighborhood with an area of (920,933.19) square meters, the Hindawiya al-Ghawriyah West neighborhood with an area of (841,292.13) square meters, the southern Jarmah site on Jabal al-Shurafa with an area of (757,827.76) square meters, the Hindawiya al-Gawriyah neighborhood with an area of (308,304.30) square meters, the Hindawiya al-Ghawriyah East neighborhood with an area of (235,610.52) square meters, and the Hindawiya al-Ghawriyah neighborhood with an area of (127,539.51) square meters.
The entry of these sites into the development phase comes as part of the authority’s efforts to develop the Makkah neighborhoods, improve the efficiency of the urban fabric, and enhance the level of services and facilities; thereby contributing to providing a more efficient and suitable urban environment, enhancing the quality of life for residents, and supporting sustainable urban development in Makkah.

Improving the quality of life
The Royal Commission affirmed that this step comes as part of the effort to create a more efficient urban environment, more suitable services, and better quality of life for the residents of the Makkah neighborhoods; in line with the comprehensive development process underway in the Holy Capital.
Real estate owners within the scope of the program were urged to register their ownership and submit their applications through the “Matm” platform, noting that the details and maps of the sites are available on the page of the developed neighborhoods program, enabling owners and beneficiaries to identify the development areas and related procedures.
The developed urban program aims to elevate targeted areas by addressing urban planning aspects, improving the urban environment, and enhancing the efficiency of services, thereby enhancing the integration of neighborhoods with the development projects underway in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, and contributing to building a more sustainable and high-quality city in terms of its services and facilities.