Rabigh governorate

Rabigh Governorate extends along 100 kilometers of Red Sea coastline and contains seventy-nine villages across six administrative centers within its territory.

The area formerly known as Al-Juhfah served as a primary stopover point for pilgrims traveling from Egypt and the Levant during the early periods of Islam.

The governorate maintains traditional fishing practices and agricultural activities, with local communities cultivating palm trees, wheat, watermelon, and various vegetables.

The region contains multiple industrial facilities, including the Aramco Refinery, Saudi Cement factories, and a power plant that support the local economy.

King Abdullah Port within the governorate functions as a central maritime hub while connecting to inland destinations through the Haramain High-Speed railway system.

Location: Mecca Province

Capital city: Rabigh

Address: King Abdullah Economic City Saudi Arabia King Abdullah Economic City

Website: https://rabigh.com

GPS coordinates: 22.80000,39.03330

Latest update: May 31, 2025 15:36