The Diriyah Gate Development Authority announced, has announced the start of the final phase of the process for disbursing compensation to property owners whose properties were expropriated in parts of the neighborhoods (Al-Khuzami, Al-Nakheel, and Arqa), in accordance with the guidelines issued in this regard and in line with the evacuation plans that have been communicated to property owners and their representatives.

In a statement, the Authority called on all property owners to take the initiative to complete the compensation procedures and requirements or to fulfill any missing requirements, if any, in accordance with what was previously communicated by the Authority’s representatives.

The Diriyah Gate Development Authority reiterated the importance of obtaining information from official sources, expressing its thanks and gratitude to everyone for their continued cooperation and contribution to the progress of this project since its inception, so that it may become a towering cultural edifice and a prominent landmark in our generous homeland.

It is worth noting that the Diriyah Gate Project is one of the most important development projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, aiming to transform the historic Diriyah area into a global destination for heritage, culture, and tourism.

The following are details of the Diriyah project:
Project Overview:

• The Diriyah Gate project was announced in 2017.
• The project aims to transform the historic Diriyah district into a global destination for heritage, culture, and tourism.
• The project covers an area of 1.5 million square meters.
• The project includes several attractions, among them:
• Al-Turaif District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• King Abdulaziz Historical Center.
• The Louvre Al-Dir’iya Museum.
• King Abdullah Financial Center.
• Numerous hotels and resorts.

The main phases of the Diriyah Gate project:

• Phase 1: Includes the development of the Al-Turaif District and the King Abdulaziz Historical Center.
• Phase Two: Includes the development of the Louvre Diriyah Museum and the King Abdullah Financial Center.
• Phase Three: Includes the development of hotels and resorts.

Project Timeline:

• Phase 1: Expected to be completed in 2024.
• Phase 2: Expected to be completed in 2026.
• Phase 3: Expected to be completed in 2028.