Agreement Signed to Establish Passenger Train Station in Zulfi
An agreement has been signed to establish and operate a passenger train station in Zulfi governorate, witnessed by Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, Deputy Emir of the Riyadh Region, and Eng. Saleh Al-Jasser, Minister of Transport and Logistics and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Railways Company (SAR).
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Details of the Agreement
- Signing Entities: The agreement was formalized between the Saudi Railways Company and the Cooperative Society for Logistics Services in the Riyadh Region.
- Ceremony Location: The event took place at the deputy emir’s office in Al-Qasr Al-Hakam, Riyadh.
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Key Attendees
- Saleh Al-Rafie: Governor of Zulfi
- Dr. Bashar Al-Malik: CEO of the Saudi Railways Company
- Mohammed Al-Qashami: Chairman of the Cooperative Society for Logistics Services in the region
Significance of the Project
In his remarks, the deputy emir highlighted the rapid development of the Riyadh region, noting its emergence as a political, economic, and tourism hub. He mentioned major upcoming events, including the 2027 Asian Cup, Expo 2030, and the 2034 World Cup.
Enhancements to Transportation
- The new railway station will be the seventh station on the Northern Railway network, which connects Riyadh to Al-Qurayyat, passing through key areas such as Al-Majma’a, Al-Qassim, Hail, and Al-Jouf.
- This project aims to enhance railway transportation services and provide effective mobility solutions for residents of the Zulfi governorate.
The establishment of the passenger train station is a significant step towards improving infrastructure and supporting the development goals of the region.
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