Prior joining RAC, Al-Rasheed was the Director of the Saudi Industrial Property Authority (MODON) since 2012.

Riyadh Airports Company (RAC) announced on Monday that it has appointed Saleh Al-Rasheed as its chief executive officer, amid new strategies to develop the capital’s airports.

RAC is moving forward with plans to upgrade civil aviation infrastructure and facilities including building new airports maintaining the highest international standards in line with the kingdom’s 2030 Vision.

Prior joining RAC, Al-Rasheed was the Director of the Saudi Industrial Property Authority (MODON) since 2012, where he oversaw 35 different industrial cities and over 6,000 investment transactions with a total value of more than SR500 bln.

In addition, he oversaw pioneering projects of transforming industrial cities to self-sufficient integrated systems employed in residential, commercial and investment projects.

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