WHAT IS ALULA?
Explore the rich history of Saudi Arabia through exciting opportunities in Alula – a living museum filled with ancient tombs, historic dwellings, and natural wonders. Uncover 200,000 years of unexplored human history and be a part of shaping its future.
Located 1,100km from Riyadh in the north-western region of Saudi Arabia, Alula boasts an extraordinary blend of natural wonders and rich human heritage. Encompassing a vast area of 22,561km², this remarkable destination comprises a lush oasis valley, majestic sandstone mountains, and ancient cultural sites that trace back thousands of years. Of notable prominence is Hegra, the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Saudi Arabia, which stands as a testament to the nation's historical significance
Unrivalled opportunities
This remarkable and world-class project will shine a deserving spotlight on Saudi Arabia's tangible cultural heritage, while also creating numerous employment opportunities within the country.
Embark on the captivating narrative of AlUla's transformation with AtkinsRéalis, a world-leading design, engineering and project management organization. As the company extends its presence to AlUla, Saudi Arabia, professionals now have the chance to contribute to this groundbreaking project and be part of a lasting legacy.
Uncover 200,000 years of unexplored human history and be a part of shaping its future.
No matter your interests and field, there are many exciting mega-project opportunities available in KSA with AtkinsRéalis .
AtkinsRéalis has opened a new office in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, as part of its regional growth strategy. The office will support projects by The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU), contributing to the socio-economic development agenda and creating job opportunities for local and international talent.
WHAT IS THE ALULA PROJECT AND WHAT WILL IT BRING TO SAUDI ARABIA?
Discover the captivating AlUla project, where culture enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and history buffs will soon gather to explore Saudi Arabia's abundant architectural wonders. Over the past decade, Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 plan has made substantial investments in the nation's cultural and ecological treasures.
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