Huge developments imminent for Diriyah Gate Development Authority

Huge developments imminent for Diriyah Gate Development Authority

RIYADH: Huge developments are in the pipeline for the Diriyah Gate Development Authority before the end of the year. Group chief executive officer, Jerry Inzerillo, told Arab News at the Future Investment Initiative forum that Diriyah would see the opening of Al-Bujairi district with 20 new restaurants, and two kilometers of Wadi Hanifah with areas dedicated to jogging and riding. In addition, Inzerillo said: “We’re going to be opening up three experience centers, the new community center. We’ll open up the UNESCO World Heritage Site for the whole world. This is in November and December of 2022.” He said the developments were a “huge triumph” for the Saudi leadership and that there were more in store for next year. “Then in 2023 we have the first hotel opening and the first museums opening. “We will plant another 6 million trees. We’ve already planted 6 million trees, so we’re going to have a very big 2022 and a very big 2023. “Some 38 luxury hotels, 20,000 residences, 100 restaurants, new universities, new souks, new beautiful mosques. Diriyah is just beautiful,” he added. The CEO pointed out that although the DGDA was building a new Diriyah, the area would have an authentic