Connecting two major Brazilian cities of Salvador and Itaparica Island, the span involving 12.4 km is expected to be completed in the year 2028 and likely the longest bridge spanning Latin America, including 34km of connecting freeways on each side.

It will provide direct access to the area, improving tourism as well as commerce between both cities, boosting economic prosperity of over 10 million residents. We supported leaders in assessing the social and economic impact of the bridge on the region.

KAEC, spread over an area of 181 square kilometers, was conceived as a new PPP city development model with the aim to drive socio-economic development for Saudi Arabia by developing a logistics gateway to capitalize on its strategic location on the Red Sea Coast, establishing a light manufacturing hub that focuses on non-oil industries that tap latent demand, creating a tourism and leisure destination to meet demand from domestic and business tourism and supporting the development and activities of SMEs and entrepreneurs. We supported KAEC leadership in multiple aspects of its economic and social development plans.