The Heritage Commission, Sadus Foundation, and Riyadh Municipality have signed a cooperation agreement to develop and enhance Sadus Historic Village, one of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s prominent archaeological and heritage sites.
The agreement is part of broader efforts to preserve heritage sites, foster their sustainable development, and enhance their cultural significance, ensuring these important locations are maintained for future generations while promoting their role in the region’s cultural landscape.
The agreement was signed by Heritage Commission Branches Manager Mansour Almoaili, Director General of Sadus Foundation Khalid bin Mohammed bin Muammar, and Head of Al-Uyaynah and Al-Jubaylah Municipality Ahmed Alhamad at Sadus Historic Village.
The agreement is designed to coordinate efforts for the comprehensive rehabilitation of heritage buildings and sites within Sadus. It outlines the provision of expert technical support and supervision throughout the restoration process, ensuring high-quality preservation.
Additionally, the agreement includes initiatives to enhance the surrounding urban environment, fostering a seamless integration of these heritage sites within the broader community while maintaining their historical and cultural significance.
It also seeks to empower property owners and enhance their participation in preserving and investing in the site. In addition, it includes activating cultural and social programs to stimulate tourism and reinforce the site’s historical value.
Agreement Ensures Collaborative Efforts for Sadus Historic Village
The agreement stipulates the formation of a joint working team from the relevant entities to develop implementation plans and oversee areas of cooperation, ensuring integration of efforts and achievement of development goals while preserving the site’s historical character.
The agreement reflects the Kingdom’s continued commitment to preserving heritage sites and enhancing their use as cultural resources, in line with Saudi Vision 2030.
