The completion of the remaining sections of the Third Ring Road in Makkah was officially inaugurated, reflecting the efforts of Arab Contractors Company in developing and enhancing the efficiency of the road network and infrastructure in Makkah. The project, "Completion of the Remaining Sections of the Third Ring Road – First Interchange, Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Road Interchange," was completed by the company approximately 136 days ahead of schedule. The inauguration was attended by Eng. Sayed Al Wazir - Vice Chairman of the Arab Contractors Company; Eng. Essam Abdel Khalek – Manager of Saudi Arabia Branch; and representatives of the Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites: Eng. Saad bin Abdulrahman Al Wabel - CEO of Programs at the Royal Commission for Makkah City and the Holy Sites, Eng. Saud bin Abdulaziz Tabbakh - CEO of Shared Services, and Eng. Reda bin Yahya Daftardar - Advisor to the CEO. Representatives from the project consultants, STS Saudi Arabia Engineering Consultants and Euroconsult Engineering Consultants, were also present. The project included the construction of a concrete bridge along the Third Ring Road, consisting of 3 traffic lanes in each direction with 6 axles, in addition to the construction of retaining walls using a reinforced soil system. The project included rock cutting and related works at Jabal Al Maskhouta, along with road works towards the Third Ring Road, stormwater drainage works, and the rehabilitation of Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Road. Additionally, it involved relocating utilities and services that conflicted with the project's path. The road and infrastructure works included the laying of approximately 15,000 cubic meters of asphalt and the installation of electricity and telecommunications networks. The rock cutting and protection works included the excavation of 1.2 million cubic meters of rock, as well as the construction of a stormwater drainage network. The project represents a comprehensive model for road and infrastructure development, supporting efficient traffic flow and connectivity within the Third Ring Road area of Makkah, and facilitating traffic movement to serve pilgrims in Jamarat area, residents, and visitors.