Aramco Stadium

Aramco Stadium is one of the venues that will host the 2034 FIFA World Cup finals. Currently under construction in al-Khubar Governorate with a capacity of approximately 47,000 seats. It is expected to be completed by 2026 and will serve as the main stadium for al-Qadsiah FC, which is owned by the Saudi Arabian Oil Company 'Saudi Aramco', It will also be one of the primary venues for the AFC Asian Cup events, which will be hosted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in 2027.

The stadium's design is inspired by the shape of the water vortex commonly seen along the coasts of al-Khubar City. The stadium's architecture blends tradition with innovation. Saudi Aramco Company, in collaboration with the leading national real estate developer 'ROSHN' Group, a subsidiary of the Public Investment Fund, is constructing a football stadium that incorporates the latest global technologies and integrated cooling systems to provide an ideal environment for spectators. This architectural masterpiece is set to enhance the Kingdom's status as the host of the 2027 AFC Asian Cup. The stadium is expected to be a key venue for hosting major sports and entertainment events and will serve as a leading destination in the Eastern Province. It will feature VIP sections and suites, as well as facilities designed to accommodate the needs of the community and individuals with special needs.

The Aramco Stadium project highlights Saudi Aramco's role in the community and its investment in social development initiatives. The stadium will serve as a hub for national and international sports, entertainment, and community events in the Eastern Province. This project aims to enhance health programs, encourage participation in sports, expand community engagement, and contribute to social development.