Saudi Arabia Railways

Saudi Arabia Railways, formerly known as the Saudi Railway Company, was established in 2006 to build, operate, and manage the North–South railway. In February 2021, approval was granted to merge the Saudi Railways Organization and the Saudi Railway Company. The merger was completed on 1 April 2021, forming the unified national railway operator now known as Saudi Arabia Railways. ==Railways==

Passenger Network ;West Train (Haramain High Speed Railway) • Medina – King Abdullah Economic City – Jeddah – Mecca ;North Train (Riyadh–Qurayyat railway) • Riyadh – Majmaah – Hail – Al-Qassim – Al-Jouf – Qurayyat : A separate luxury service, the Dream of the Desert Train, also operates along this route. ;East Train (Dammam–Riyadh railway) • Dammam – Hofuf – Abqaiq – Riyadh Freight Network ;North–South railway :Primarily used for transporting minerals, phosphate, and industrial goods. Shares infrastructure with the Riyadh–Qurayyat railway. ;Dammam–Riyadh railway :Used for bulk freight and container traffic between the eastern port of Dammam and Riyadh. branches with the Dammam–Riyadh passenger railway ;Saudi Landbridge Project :Currently under development; planned to link the Red Sea port of Jeddah with the Eastern Province to enable faster freight movement across the country. == Rolling stock==

Electric and diesel trainsets Diesel locomotives == See also ==