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Contract signed for Dawadmi airport

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Thu, 2001-04-19 04:50

JEDDAH, 19 April — Prince Sultan, second deputy premier and minister of defense and aviation, signed yesterday two contracts with two national companies for building a new airport in Dawadmi and expanding the Jizan airport. The contract for the Dawadmi airport is worth SR141,930,724 and the Jizan project will be implemented at a total cost of SR122,305,052, said Ali Al-Khalaf, president of the Civil Aviation Authority. The two airports will be equipped with the most advanced facilities.