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Saudi turn to industrial cities for land distribution programme expansion
- Saudi Arabia: Monday, May 06 - 2013 at 05:17
The Saudi housing ministry has said is has held talks with the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu (RCJY) over the contribution of land to the country's land distribution programme, but none of the kingdom's 29 industrial cities responded, Arab News has reported. "There is no doubt that residential units in industrial cities are not attractive for the workers in those cities. Before we started the new program to give land and loans, we had discussions with the RCJY, but we have not been given any promises yet," said the ministry spokesman, Mohammed Al-Zumai. "I wonder if the Saudi Industrial Property Authority has vacant land that could be given to Saudis as part of the ministry's land distribution program. From our side, we are ready to accept land from them and develop it for citizens," said Al-Zumai.
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