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Rapid developments in the entertainment complex of the Saudi Entertainment Projects Company in Al Rabwa District

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Saudi Entertainment Projects Company Entertainment Complex in Al Rabwa District00
Saudi Entertainment Projects Company Entertainment Complex in Al Rabwa District00

Work is accelerating on the entertainment complex project of the Saudi Entertainment Projects Company Seven, located at the intersection of Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi and Al-Nahda Roads in Al Rabwa District.

The attached photos convey the amount of work that has been done on this important project, which is built on a total area of ​​approximately 135 thousand square meters.

The project includes a variety of entertainment facilities, in addition to international restaurants and cafes, open spaces for hosting entertainment and sports events and live shows, as well as cinemas that comply with international standards.

The site was chosen due to the population density in the area and its need for modern entertainment destinations, and for ease of access, as it is located at the intersection of Salah Al-Din Al-Ayyubi Road with Al-Nahda Road, next to Al-Nahda Park and highways.

The project location can also be reached using public transportation near the Riyadh Metro Project, Salah Al-Din Station.

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