Major upgrade includes new mosque, commercial kiosks, and organized bus lanes for easy movement between the area and the Grand Mosque.
- The Kadi parking area in central Makkah is undergoing a comprehensive development.
- The project will add a 625 m² mosque, restrooms, and commercial kiosks.
- Key focus is organizing bus traffic for pilgrims and hotel guests.
Development work has commenced on the Kadi parking lots in central Makkah, a key transportation hub serving the Grand Mosque.
The planned upgrades include the construction of a new mosque covering 625 square meters, the development of public restroom facilities, and the addition of commercial kiosks.
A central component of the project is the formal organization of bus traffic.
This involves creating dedicated lanes and systems for buses transporting pilgrims and Umrah performers, as well as allocating specific parking spaces for buses serving hotel guests along the corridor between the Grand Mosque and the Kadi parking area.
Critical needs in a high-traffic location. By structuring bus movement and adding essential facilities, authorities to reduce congestion, improve the experience for pilgrims navigating to and from the holy site, and support the broader services in the immediate vicinity of the Grand Mosque.
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