After signing with 9 governmental and semi-governmental organizations and private sector companies, Tatweer Buildings revealed that it will offer white lands for investment to build schools for the private or governmental sectors.

The company issued a statement on the sidelines of the opening of the Investment and Financing Conference for Educational Buildings, which was held recently.

The company issued a statement on the sidelines of the opening of the investment and financing conference for educational buildings, which was held recently, explaining that the company seeks to exchange knowledge to invest in educational buildings, through its signature with those entities represented by the Saudi Authority for Certified Valuers, Al Bawani Company, Saudi Green Building Council, Al Kifah Holding Company, Shaker Holding Group, Ajiad Knowledge, Mafek Capital, Saudi French Bank, and HSBC. The process of partnering with the private sector in the field of educational buildings is expected to begin this year, with the aim of reducing costs and increasing the participation of the private and public sectors.

HSBC has also been contracted to lead the consultancy process for the contracts to be concluded with the private sector in the PPP implementation program to provide educational buildings.

The Vice President of Commercial Affairs at Tatweer Buildings said that the Saudi Green Building Authority has been signed with the aim of making all private and government educational buildings environmentally friendly and energy efficient.

It is noteworthy that the Investment and Financing Conference for Educational Buildings, organized by Tatweer Buildings and the Ministry of Education, is mainly focused on launching a private sector partnership program to achieve the Kingdom's 2030 vision to enhance the prospects of public-private partnership (PPP) in the field of educational facilities and buildings, including launching a package of promising investment opportunities in the field of educational buildings.

It is worth mentioning that this program includes a package of promising investment opportunities in educational buildings.

Agreements have also been signed with suppliers and manufacturers such as Shaker Air Conditioning Company and Bawani to supply their products in the construction of schools, which contribute to reducing the cost of construction, in addition to that these companies, including Kifah Holding, have potential to invest in educational buildings.

Agreements have also been signed with suppliers and manufacturers such as Shaker Air Conditioning Company and Bawani.

While the aim of signing with the Saudi Commission for Accredited Valuers will be to be the authorized body to evaluate educational buildings and assets and leasing operations for the private sector.