Diriyah Company and Jasara partner to deliver Saudi's grand avenue. The venture forms part of the development of the second phase of Diriyah, one of the world's most significant mixed-use heritage and cultural destinations Diriyah Company and Jasara Program Management Company have entered into an agreement to provide project, construction, and cost management services for the Royal Diriyah Opera House and Grand Mosque - as well as other premium projects centered around the grand avenue in the ancient Saudi city. This partnership forms part of the development of the second phase of Diriyah, one of the world's most significant mixed-use heritage and cultural destinations, which aims to reinforce Saudi Arabia's position as a leading global cultural and tourism hub. It also hopes to enhance quality of life in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030. As a joint venture between Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIF, oil giant Aramco and construction major Jacobs, Jasara provides professional programmes and construction management services for social infrastructure projects across Saudi Arabia. Project scope. According to their announcement, the team will be responsible for project planning, cost management, contract management, and construction Management, while simultaneously supporting the successful delivery of the development with the highest standards of quality and efficiency. Its scope of work spans the northwest, southwest, and southeast blocks of the grand avenue - a fully integrated mixed-use environment where retail and F&B coexist alongside offices, hotels, residential communities, and cultural attractions, to create sustained footfall and long-term commercial value. The development also features iconic landmarks such as the Royal Diriyah Opera House and the Grand Mosque, further enhancing its role as a vibrant destination within Diriyah. "We are proud of our partnership with Diriyah Company on this landmark project, which brings together culture and Saudi identity. This agreement reflects Jasara's leading role in developing national landmarks that embody the Kingdom's ambitions." - Mohammed Al Mana, Jasara President & CEO