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RIYADH: The Saudi Ministry of Housing has signed three residential real estate development agreements worth $4.4 billion, the 抖阴短视频n General Investment Authority (SAGIA) announced on Thursday on the sides of the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh.
One of the deals was a $2.6 billion memorandum signed between China鈥檚 PowerChina International Group, the Saudi Ministry of Housing, and National Housing Company, which aims to build 17,000 homes over the next six years in the Al-Asfar project.
The second contract was between US-based Katerra, a construction-tech startup owned by Japan鈥檚 SoftBank, and the Eskan Program to improve the speed and efficiency of construction methods in the Kingdom.
The last deal was concluded with SANY-Alameriah, a Chinese-Saudi partnership, and the Sakani program worth $1.2 billion, for the 鈥淭elal Alghoroob鈥� project in Jeddah, where it aims to provide more than 6,500 apartments.
The two other phases in Dammam will provide 1,632 villas and 1,514 apartments.
The chairman of Sany-Alameriah, Bandar bin Mohammed Al-Ameri, said that the implementation would begin on Nov. 1, and the delivery of the first phase of housing units would be during 2020.
Mr. Hejing Gao, general manager of Sany-Alameriah, said: 鈥淭he high demand for housing in 抖阴短视频 and the government鈥檚 direction to initiate partnerships with the private sector and stimulate foreign investment have created an attractive environment for investment in this sector.
鈥淲e look forward to initiating the partnership we have agreed with the Ministry of Housing to build thousands of housing units.鈥�