Saudi Arabia’s Diriyah plans to preserve historic sites in war-torn Syria
Diriyah,
one of Saudi Arabia’s flagship giga projects, could expand its heritage
development expertise beyond the Kingdom, with future plans to assist in
rebuilding historic sites in Syria, according to company CEO
Jerry Inzerillo.
Inzerillo revealed that discussions
with Syrian officials have explored the possibility of contributing to the
restoration of iconic locations such as Damascus and Aleppo once conditions
allow. He noted that while Diriyah’s team remains focused on ongoing
developments in Saudi Arabia, the company is open to supporting future cultural
restoration efforts abroad.
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Years of conflict have caused severe
damage to Syria’s ancient urban centers, prompting calls for international
cooperation to preserve and rebuild the country’s cultural heritage amid
ongoing financial and security challenges.
Within Saudi Arabia, Diriyah Gate Company continues to
expand its portfolio of heritage-led real estate and tourism developments, in
alignment with Vision 2030, which aims to diversify the national economy and
promote cultural tourism.
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Centered around the UNESCO World
Heritage Site of At-Turaif, the Diriyah project includes luxury hotels,
museums, cultural venues, and residential communities, designed to blend
traditional Najdi architecture with modern urban living. The
multibillion-dollar project remains on track for completion by 2030, with the
company projecting strong profitability and plans for a public offering after
the decade’s end, supported by significant foreign investment.
Source: https://moderndiplomacy.eu/
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