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Global Water Canal Reaches 60 Percent Completion
The article explains that the North Jeddah Ports project, which involves constructing the world's largest artificial waterway, has achieved 60% progress in dredging so far, with over 90% completion in the work related to the first phase. The first phase of the project, which began at the end of 2024, includes digging a 2.5-kilometer-long and 100-meter-wide canal, out of a total length of 11 kilometers upon completion. This canal will connect Obhur Bay and the Red Sea with the Al-Urush residential project. The project, covering an area of 9.4 million square meters, aims to develop a multi-purpose destination combining residential, retail, commercial, and entertainment facilities. It features a water transport system supporting water taxis and yachts, along with environmental components and sustainable designs to enhance quality of life and attract investors and visitors. Officials also emphasize that landowners' rights are protected according to regulations, and the project's phases are making significant progress from the foundational stage to shaping a new urban destination.
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