DSP Consultants has become market leaders in ELV and security technology consultancy over the past 15 years. They are expanding rapidly in the global Market and in the region they have become pioneers of security consultancy. With consistent hard work and team effort, DSP Consultants secured Code-A approval for providing their services in Saudi Giga Projects 2030 and is proud to announce this major milestone in its regional growth journey. This achievement marks a significant breakthrough for the firm, cementing its position as a trusted leader in security consultancy services across the region.

Saudi Arabia is preparing to take its futuristic mobility plans to the skies. In a landmark move, two Saudi firms — Front End and Cluster 2 Airports have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Chinese eVTOL maker EHang to roll out autonomous aerial vehicles (AAVs) across the Kingdom.

The 120km project on Saudi Arabia’s West Coast will be developed with a core focus on cutting-edge technology, world-class architecture and ultra-modern amenities that seamlessly merge with nature.  Magna is situated on the stunning Gulf of Aqaba coastline and comprises 12 distinct premier destinations. Each destination is individually unique, with its own distinct offering for residents and guests, yet they will seamlessly blend to form a unified destination. They will be woven together by the conservation, preservation and rejuvenation of native flora, fauna and the breathtaking natural landscape.

Extreme H is the world's first hydrogen-powered off-road motorsport series, launching October 9–11, 2025, in Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia, 45 km southwest of Riyadh. It evolved from Extreme E, the battery-electric series founded by Alejandro Agag in 2021, which ran five seasons in remote, climate-impacted regions. With hydrogen now seen as a scalable clean energy solution, the series pivots to fuel cell technology—ushering in a new era of sustainable motorsport.

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund plans to shift management of a Red Sea tourist island away from its NEOM desert development, as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s more than $500bn mega-project undergoes a shake-up after a series of setbacks. Red Sea Global, another subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund and which has opened similar resorts, is set to take over the ultra-luxury development on Sindalah island, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Hail Municipality, in collaboration with the Tourism Development Fund, has initiated new measures to enhance tourism investment through a joint field visit to the Al-Nahayed Mountains in Tuwarin, Saudi Arabia. This initiative aims to perform a comprehensive survey to study and design an integrated tourist and entertainment park project. The project is set to be classified as a five-star destination, seamlessly connecting the region’s distinctive natural formations and environmental features.