The Ravaq project, launched in partnership with the private sector over a 24-month period, aims to revitalize an abandoned and defenseless urban space by creating a vibrant social environment and completing and expanding the chain of tourism services. Of the 12,000 square meter complex, 3,687 square meters are allocated to commercial space and marketplaces, focusing on the sale of domestic products in an area designed to reflect Iranian architecture. An additional 1,300 square meters are dedicated to tourism services, with the remaining space being open or roofed non-structural areas in accordance with the master plan of Abbasabad.
So far, 70% of the Ravaq tourism, cultural, and commercial project has been completed. The opening of the first phase of this project has directly created 400 jobs and indirectly generated employment for 1,100 people.