Saudi Arabia in Massive trouble due to Price Crown’s NEOM project, estimated cost 25 times higher than GDP | All you need to know
Saudi Arabia has promoted the NEOM city as an extraordinary technology-based urban utopia, with its most famous component ...
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NEOM update: Piling work for Module 46 of The Line is nearing completion
The Line project at NEOM showcases advancements in the various modules and the marina area. NEOM update: Piling work for ...
First major phase of farcical £1tn Saudi megaproject The Line ‘underway’ as ‘Hidden Marina’ takes shape despite scandals
WORK has begun on Saudi Arabia’s £1 trillion crown jewel megacity project of a 106-mile long sideways skyscraper. The Line ...
Saudi Arabia's Neom: How This $8.8-Trillion Desert Megacity Is Turning Into A Financial Disaster
Reports suggest that the project's projected costs could escalate up to $8.8 trillion by 2080, raising concerns about its ...
‘Financial quicksand’: Saudi Arabia’s $14 trillion megacity Neom ‘in trouble’
Saudi Arabia’s 170km-long desert city is in trouble. The futuristic, carbon-neutral Neom project is turning into financial ...
Saudi Arabia to spend £6.8tn on incredible new mega-cities and tourist resorts
Plans for Saudia Arabia's incredible series of mega projects, including a global trade hub, tourist resorts, and a linear ...
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Dubai coach reveals how Saudi is using cricket to motivate construction workers at Neom
It was only a few days ago that news about a proposed Saudi Arabia-backed T20 league emerged, a highly ambitious plan which ...
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From ‘The Line’ To Mars Colonies, How The Richest Are Building Cities Of Tomorrow That Will Cost Trillions
Saudi Crown Prince’s “The Line” project is estimated to cost $1 trillion USD. Marc Lore’s sustainable city “Telosa” has a ...
Transcript: Saudi Arabia puts outside consultants on notice
A consulting boom in Saudi Arabia is starting to peter out. Western firms were raking in cash from advising the kingdom on projects to diversify its economy. But now Riyadh is having second thoughts ...