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OUR VISION

Leadership in Sustainable Development of the Holy Sites

At Kidana, we are dedicated to ensuring the sustainability of holy site development by implementing international best practices and adhering to the highest quality standards across all our projects and operations. Our goal is to create an exemplary working environment in Makkah and set new standards of excellence throughout the Kingdom.

Our Achievements

Jabal Al-Rahmah

The development of Jabal Al-Rahmah is a cultural and civilizational project aimed at enhancing operational efficiency.

The second phase of Jabal Al-Rahmah's development added green spaces, shaded seating, misting poles, and upgraded infrastructure across 1.6 million square meters, ensuring safety and sustainability.

Infrastructure

Enhancing the reliability of infrastructure in the holy sites.

Significant progress has been achieved in constructing the infrastructure system, including the establishment of an internal electricity distribution network covering 1.6 million square meters. This progress also includes the replacement of water networks, enhancement of fire and cooling systems, installation of backup water tanks in Mina, Muzdalifah, and Arafat, development of the electrical infrastructure, and the creation of a sewage network and supply sources to support public facilities.

Operational Excellence

Establishing a monitoring system and activating smart holy sites.

The OCC building features an integrated monitoring and control system for the engineering systems managing water and electricity across Kidana Development and Projects' assets in the holy sites. This system is designed to proactively address potential issues before failures occur, improve service continuity metrics, activate smart holy sites, enhance energy efficiency, achieve the highest levels of cybersecurity for information, and ensure overall robustness and reliability. Furthermore, it includes delivery and ownership centers aimed at optimizing operational efficiency within the holy sites.

Environmental Sustainability

Processing slaughter waste according to systematic principles.

Kidana oversaw the operation of the engineered landfill for slaughter waste in the Faj area and managed solid waste through grinding, injection, and incineration processes. The landfill has a capacity of 25,000 tons for solid waste and 15,000 tons for liquid waste, adhering to strict standards to promote environmental sustainability in the holy sites.