About the City
Arar City is the administrative capital of the Northern Borders Region, located in the far north of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The city was founded during the reign of King Abdulaziz Al Saud — may God have mercy on him — and has witnessed significant urban and economic development over the decades.
Arar is distinguished by its strategic location as the northern gateway to the Kingdom. It houses numerous government agencies, educational and health institutions, as well as recreational facilities and public parks that serve the region's residents.
The City is experiencing a comprehensive development renaissance within the framework of the Kingdom's Vision 2030, with numerous projects being implemented in infrastructure, housing, health, and education, enhancing the quality of life and providing an attractive environment for investment.
Key Landmarks & Features
- Jadeedat Arar International Border Crossing
- Northern Borders University
- Arar Domestic Airport
- Arar Central Hospital
- Prince Faisal bin Khalid Park
- Arar Traditional Market
- Prince Abdulilah Cultural Center
- Arar Heritage Museum
Administrative Division
Arar City comprises several administrative centers, including: Jadeedat Arar Center, Umm Al-Hiran Center, Hazm Al-Jalamid Center, and Jamajim Center, in addition to numerous villages and settlements spread throughout the City.
