Saudi Arabia’s gigaproject developer Diriyah Company has announced that it has completed the construction works on the Wadi Safar golf course. The 18-hole championship golf course spans an area of over 605,000 square metres and was designed by Australian firm Greg Norman Golf Course Design. In an official statement published on social networking website, X, formerly known as Twitter, Diriyah Company said, "DiriyahCompany reveals The Royal Diriyah Golf Club in WadiSafar, the first-ever championship golf course in Riyadh. This landmark development elevates Diriyah's status as a global tourism destination, setting a new standard for quality of life in collaboration with LIV Golf Investments."  Diriyah Company is on track to further develop the Wadi Safar area within its Diriyah project in Riyadh. The client recently awarded an estimated $2bn contract to construct assets in the Wadi Safar development of the Diriyah project in Riyadh. The contract was awarded to the joint venture of local firm Albawani and Qatari contractor Urbacon Trading & Contracting. The joint venture will develop assets including the Aman Wadi Safar hotel and residences, Six Senses hotel, Chedi hotel and residences, Faena hotel and residences, The Royal Diriyah Equestrian & Polo Club, The North and South Fairways retail facilities and a mosque, The Grove retail facilities, mosque and clinics. Wadi Safar is one of the original projects announced by Diriyah Company as part of the Diriyah project. It is a mixed-use development featuring residential buildings, farm plots, hotels, branded hotel villas, a golf course, an equestrian and polo club, and other leisure and entertainment facilities The Diriyah masterplan envisages the city as a cultural and lifestyle tourism destination. Located northwest of Riyadh’s city centre, it spans 14 square kilometres and combines 300 years of history, culture and heritage with hospitality facilities. Once complete, Diriyah will have the capacity to house 100,000 residents and visitors.   For registration as supplier: https://www.dgda.gov.sa/pages/procurement.aspx  (ICE RIYADH)

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