Madinah’s central market stands as a cornerstone of the city’s commerce, supplying thousands of shops and serving as a key logistics hub. Every day, it receives hundreds of trucks carrying a diverse array of local and imported goods, ensuring a steady flow of products to businesses and consumers alike.
This bustling marketplace reflects Madinah’s rich commercial heritage, which dates back to the time of Prophet Muhammad. Historically, the city has been a thriving trade center, home to renowned markets that catered to residents, pilgrims, and Umrah visitors, offering everything from textiles and gold to the region’s prized dates.
Covering more than 160,000 square meters, the market is designed to meet the city’s expanding needs. It also boasts over 1,100 shops, alongside dedicated loading and storage facilities for agricultural products, cold storage units, and expansive areas for showcasing fresh local and imported fruits and vegetables.
Moreover, to support efficient trade, the market includes designated parking for refrigerated trucks, ensuring optimal handling, refrigeration, and display of fresh produce.
Finally, the Madinah Municipality, the central market plays a crucial role in maintaining the steady circulation of goods, promoting competitive pricing, and sustaining the city’s vibrant commercial ecosystem.
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