Riyadh | BETH | 25 December 2025 – 05 Rajab 1447 AH

His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Abdulaziz bin Ayyaf, Mayor of Riyadh, patronized the signing of two privatization agreements between Riyadh Municipality and Riyadh Holding Company for the operation, maintenance, and management of King Abdullah Global Gardens, in cooperation with the National Center for Privatization. The agreements come as part of preparations for the start of operations, enhancing facility readiness, and improving visitor experience.

Riyadh Municipality was represented at the signing by Deputy Mayor for Projects, Eng. Alwaleed bin Abdulrahman Al-Akrash, while Riyadh Holding Company was represented by its CEO, Eng. Asim bin Mohammed Al-Suhaibani. The step marks the transition of the project into the full operational phase as construction nears completion.

The agreements cover comprehensive management, operation, and maintenance of the gardens, including climate control systems, energy centers, water treatment and irrigation plants, as well as routine and specialized maintenance of the vegetation cover, in accordance with approved municipal and environmental standards, to ensure operational efficiency and sustainability.

Location & Key Features

Location: West of Riyadh, along Jeddah Expressway, with easy access from major routes including King Abdullah Road, Prince Turki bin Abdullah Road, and Takhassusi Road.

Distinction: The largest covered garden in the world, featuring a crescent-shaped design inspired by Saudi heritage.

Experience: An educational experience that explores the evolution of plants across different historical eras.

Sustainability: Operated using solar energy and advanced water recycling systems.

Facilities: Specialized gardens (butterfly and bird gardens), museums, play areas, and integrated family-friendly facilities.