The Red Sea Project (Red Sea Global)
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Out early this morning looking at the first construction works at our spectacular Oppenheim Architecture designed Desert Rock hotel at the Red Sea Project. The hotel includes ten rooms cut and inserted into the granite rock face.

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TRSDC plans to create 38 hectares of artificial wetlands which are expected to attract birds and bats to feed on the many insects and invertebrates that colonize the wetlands, Damian Smith, a senior manager in the project's environmental team told Arab News.

“Much of the wastewater of TRSDC's project is being treated using artificial wetlands and we are using nature to treat the wastewater. Plants use a process called ‘phyto-remediation’ in which nutrients are absorbed by the roots to filter and clean the water, this is an excellent example of allowing nature to help us,” Smith said.

“The measures to protect the wetlands and delicate habitats were one of the first considerations when the design of the project began, indeed 70 percent of the islands in the Al Wahj Lagoon are currently protected from development. Furthermore, we aim to increase biodiversity across the project area by 30 percent over the next 20 years,” Smith said in an emailed response, coinciding with World Wetlands Day on February 2.

Source: http://tradearabia.com/news/CONS_392648.html

Our St Regis over water villas are coming along nicely.

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The developer TRSDC announced on 19th of January 2022 that the financial closed on USD 3.76 billion term loan facility and now they have a credit facility with 4 main Saudi banks (Banque Saudi Fransi, Riyad Bank, Saudi British Bank, Saudi National Bank).

CEO of TRSDC John Pagano said that they are focusing on execution and delivery of the project to be able to welcome first guests at the end of this year.

TRSDC’s Green Financing recently was granted by GFC Media Group with an award for Project Finance Deal of Year in the Capital markets Saudi Arabia Awards. It is in recognition of the year’s most innovative and ground-breaking deals from Sovereign, Corporate and Financial Institution issuers and borrowers.

The Green Financing accreditation was awarded because of company’s market leading approach to social and environmental sustainability and TRSP international recognition as a green project.

Jay Rosen, Group CFO said, that by achieving Financial Close for their first phase the project gains extra credibility in the market and becomes more attractive to investors.

Source: https://www.theredsea.sa/en/media-center/news/the-red-sea-development-company-financially-closes-on-sar-14-120-billion-loan

Saudi Arabia's The Red Sea Development Company (TRSDC) has awarded a contract to Red Sea International Company (RSI) to build modular buildings. The contract covers design, manufacture, supply and installation of modular buildings to support TRSDC's luxury hotel construction activities on Red Sea Project's Sheybarah/Ummahat Al Shaikh islands in the Western Region, an announcement on Saudi Exchange said.

The contract is valued at SR60.549 million ($16.14 million), to be executed in 194 days.

These facilities consist of various types of modular units which can be used as accommodations or offices. These units will be fully furnished to provide all the requirements for the crew working on the construction of these ambitious projects.

Source: http://www.tradearabia.com/news/CONS_392026.html

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Construction progress of the international airport project for January 2022:









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Egypt's Sharm El Sheikh with all its dated and badly-managed resorts is going to be toast once both The Red Sea Project and NEOM will go live. There'll be a luxurious Red Sea holiday waiting in the East and an 80s backpacker nightmare in the West. Every qualified Egyptian working in Sinai will want to move to the Saudi coast, as well.