Qassim governor oversees signing of Prince Mohammed bin Salman Road agreement in Buraidah

Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Qassim Region, oversaw the signing of a community partnership agreement to complete the second phase of Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Road in Buraidah, with a total estimated cost of around 9.7 million riyals (SAR).

The signing took place during his meeting with Qassim Mayor Mohammed Al-Majali and representatives of the participating entities: Qassim Municipality, Qassim Cement Company, Barmah Trading and Contracting Company, and Radian Engineering Consultancy.

The governor highlighted the importance of the road, which is approximately 60 kilometers long, describing it as a key route in the region. It connects the north and south of Qassim, links Buraidah to several regional governorates, and extends to the Hail–Qassim Expressway.

Boosting mobility and development

He noted that the road will help improve traffic flow, enhance the efficiency of the road network, and support economic and developmental activity in the region.

Faisal bin Mishaal added: "We attach great importance to this road as a vital corridor, and we look forward to completing its phases to maximize its benefits, strengthen connections between Buraidah and the region's governorates, and serve residents while supporting economic and developmental movement."

Role of community partnership

The governor praised the initiative of Qassim Cement Company and Barmah Trading and Contracting Company in activating community partnership and contributing to the completion of the road's second phase. He commended the collaboration between the public and private sectors in implementing projects that directly impact development and service quality.

He also emphasized that community partnership is a key pathway for enhancing private sector contributions to development, turning initiatives into quality projects that improve infrastructure and serve both residents and visitors of the region.