NEOM | THE LINE Construction Update 2024

NEOM | THE LINE Progress 2024
NEOM Construction Update 2024! This year marks a significant milestone as NEOM, the futuristic city, pushes forward with groundbreaking projects. We explore the latest developments, construction progress, and unveil the new regions shaping NEOM's future.
Time stamps And Project Overview
00:41 The Line Construction Updates:
Witness the rapid progress of The Line city, a sustainable urban marvel designed for 9 million residents. Learn how NEOM is achieving its commitment to preserving 95% of nature while going 100% renewable. Enowa, NEOM’s water and electricity partner, utilizes innovative methods like helicopter transport for renewable energy transmission towers.
02:36 NEOM Communities and Labor Force:
Discover the communities supporting NEOM's growth, housing over 95,000 residents and providing essential facilities for the dedicated workforce. Satellite images showcase the development for worker well-being, including hospitals, gyms, and shopping malls.
03:34 Sindalah - Luxury Island Construction:
Explore the latest updates on Sindalah, NEOM’s luxury island project set to debut in 2024. From golf courses to exclusive attractions, Sindalah promises a unique experience. Delve into the partnership with JLS Yachts and the labor force community established to meet project deadlines.
05:48 New Regions in NEOM:
Unveil the newest destinations within NEOM, including Leyja, Epicon, Siranna, Utamo, Norlana, Aquellum, Zardun, Xaynor, Trojena, and Oxagon. Each region boasts unique features, from world-class hotels to eco-friendly living spaces and exclusive resorts. Get a sneak peek into the future of NEOM!
10:52 Trojena - Year-Round Ski Resort:
Dive into the plans for Trojena, NEOM’s upcoming ski resort, set to host the 2029 Asian Winter Games. Witness the progress made in creating a year-round mountain destination and the exciting developments in the Fun Cluster and Relax Cluster.
12:06 Oxagon - Floating Port City:
Explore the groundbreaking initiative of Oxagon, a floating port city connected to the Suez Canal. Learn about the use of wind turbines for carbon-free hydrogen production and the $2 billion contract for the Connector South rail line.
Closing Thoughts:
As NEOM progresses, questions arise about completion timelines and the impact of Sindalah's success on other projects. Join the conversation and share your thoughts on NEOM's transformative journey. Your input matters as we witness the evolution of this futuristic city! #NEOMUpdate #Theline #construction2024
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[@DeCode_Official]

We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17KoqFsi9KVr9E

[@user-te4qk3kn7r]

I do have some questions that aren't answered here: 1) How do you travel across the city --> 9 stations means there'll be 21km per stop. How do you get from that stop to your house/place your going? More trains? Buses? Maybe really fast walk ways haha 2) How are supplies & materials brought through the line? Every day shops, restaurants, bars, cafes need to be restocked with fresh produce. 9MM people require a lot of products --> I assume they're gonna build some high-tech, cooled, airport-like conveyor belt system with insane levels of technology to make sure everyone get's their products fast, on time, in tact, across multiple levels? 3) How will Ambulances, Firetrucks, Police travel through the line? Will they have their own 'level' of travel? Or maybe just use helicopters because they're so ecological :D 4) Maybe.... you should ask/answer any practical questions rather than getting Saudi updates & updates from people profiteering from this insanity and then getting pictures off Instagram, which literally mean nothing... But what do I know, I'm not a youtuber making money from the Saudi government

[@DeCode_Official]

We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17KoqFsi9KVr9E"

[@kameljoe21]

Yep the line is supid. I am now going to watch that other video. The line needs like 100 tunnels just to function. My best guess is 9 million people 9 main stops are like airports. With in each section will be 100s more lines that run between stops and so on. There is likely to be hospitals for every 25k people EMT for every 5000 people and so on. I do think that a single line would allow a station every so often. One thing is clear people are going to have to live everywhere. There can not be residential living areas in one area. Needing to limit travel to just a couple stops or less. For example if you live in line 1 section 10 sub section 8 you might work in sub section 9 which is only a short walk or quick train ride on specfic train. The sad thing is these train tracks need to be oval shape. So that way you can keep the train moving non stop to all the stops. F For example if it takes 1 hour to do a whole loop and you need 15 min loops then you need to have 4 trains along with several spares that you can put in to service if there is a problem. You will also need a way to clear the train if it breaks down. Plus what type of train system are you going to use and so on. Each of these things wear out and you can;t have broken trains.

[@senju2024]

Nice video. Now I need to come back to reality and feed my cat.

[@johnwick3725]

during the first part of the video i was like "maybe" but then, the further the video went i was like "ok dude, no way" 😅

[@IsaacRizard]

It's like a new Pharaoh creating a new type of pyramids...

[@adamjaafari3575]

He took charge of the country at the age of 33 ....

[@planetdisco4821]

My thoughts exactly! Bet it Won’t last 40 centuries though…

[@PeachysMom]

Take a look at the new capitol city they’re building in Egypt. It includes a VAST presidential palace complex. It’s mind boggling how much money is being spent to glorify their “politicians” as if they’re pharaohs.

[@ViralVirus]

Those luxury hotels in the middle of nowhere DO NOT make any sense.... Cmon please, why would rich people go to a place surrounded by nothing ... Far to scary !

[@swilhelm3180]

I think The Line city is doomed but the marine areas look promising. What a lot of you don't realize is the diving and water clarity are really stunning in this part of the world. Oddly they don't even mention that. Of course those enormous yachts with all their pollution will ruin it close by but farther away it will still be spectacular. The ski resort is beyond stupid of course. But the resorts carved into the rocks are very unique. This area of the world is quite warm in winter so it could be a huge destination for affluent Europeans and not so far geographically. People with smaller jets may be able to reach it non-stop. I'm sure this is their aim in putting most of it in the north part of the country.

[@ArabianQuirkSA]

Dubai and Abu Dhabi

[@sig_7760]

The BIG question, will Saudi Arabia continue to ban alcohol? If so, good luck attracting tourists!

[@ge3799]

in neom alcohol gonna be legal, it's gonna be a region for everybody

[@spyral00]

near 0 criminality though... it has some good sides

[@willchristie2650]

@@spyral00 Yes, but criminality is defined in ways that would probably appall a Westerner.

[@paulwaddell7633]

Who is going to clean up all of the dead birds that run into the mirror surface??

[@prebenmortensen6408]

1. A helicopter is absolutely not more carbon friendly than a truck and crane. 2. All the NEOM projects are NOT 20% complete. More like 0.2%. 3. The transport system of the line still does not make sense, and will still NOT be able to offer 20 min end-to-end service. 4. Octagon makes no sense, and will never be built like that. A normal port might be built. 5. All the luxury resorts makes no sense. Who should stay there? Why would you build unneccesary and expensive structures in a desert, and market it as “eco-tourism”? SA is wasting all the money put into this nonsense. Imagine how much clean water, useable infrastructure, education and healthcare the poorer population could get, if the wealth was spent responsibly?

[@figuraclass444]

1 helicopter CAN BE more carbon friendly than trucks and cranes 2 the transport system of the line CAN make sense 3 ocatagon CAN make sense 4 all the luxury resorts MAKE sense, have you seen even instagram celebrities and how much they spend? now think about real billionaires and how much they spend

[@aslam7952]

@@figuraclass444 The helicopter is green washing. Lots of trucks were used to create those structures that the helicopters are carrying. The real reason they are using a helicopter is because of the tarred roads are yet to be completed.

[@johnadams2409]

​@@figuraclass444 all the luxury resorts MAKE sense, have you seen even instagram celebrities and how much they spend? now think about real billionaires and how much they spend - what? like how many rooms are there in total and how many would want to waste money on such "luxury" resorts for "eco-tourism" in saudi where temperatures could go to 38-55 C (100-130 F) day time and as low as 14 C (58 F) at night... Good luck on that... it feels like these projects are influenced by the Chinese who likes to present such useless investments with alleged high returns hahaha cambodia's airport is just one good example lmao

[@Ahuromazda]

Go up and read my answer. You will know why they build these useless endless projects and continue with new useless projects.

[@darcyfredericks9249]

true ur the expert. shut the fk up lmao u dont got a clue.

[@appliedengineering4001]

How many of you think that at the current rate of construction. It's still gonna take over 100 years to finish "the wall/line".

[@tolkenmedia]

I have been watching these video's for a long time. No REAL progress. Mostly the same clips over and over. As if they are still trying to sell the same fairy tale concept. Remember the track record. I think most of these projects will not be completed.

[@phoenix5054]

They always announce a new project each week, some luxury resort with all the buzzwords and CGI extravaganza.

[@Aljo3aid]

Use Google earth and see by your self

[@swimbod21]

Only one project will be realized. The rest will continue in our dreams. Oxagon is actually super doable so that would be two.

[@senju2024]

It has been a year and I still see the same old CG replays. More concepts and ideas but not real ground progress. Also, if they are serious in trying to promote outsiders to visit their country, how about advertizing that you are LGBTQ friendly.

[@lord3bod]

@@senju2024no thank you, next

[@Archeaglefly]

I am one who believes in humanity, moving forward and growth and opportunities for everyone. The architectural display of these projects are beautiful no doubt, simple, simply beautiful. By the time these projects come to fruition, the world may be different with various changes in thought because of generational changes which may impact new ways of thinking. Let’s hope that it is truly positive, supportive, and for the greater good. If this happens, one can only hope that others meaning, the less fortunate will also have better opportunities. Obviously, this is not for every class, but can help promote the lives of those who may be assisting in the making of such beautiful structures that may be the inspiration for a new world

[@MahmoudMouradSidky]

The Line, Slogan: "When money is in the wrong hands"

[@willchristie2650]

Yes, it is like asking Eric Trump to design the city of the future.

[@nickneumannsf]

The nature will be untouched by everyone except the ultra rich.

[@muslim9189]

NEOM and THE LINE CITY made impressive Construction progress, Thanks for the update.

[@michaelkim3432]

I've been following the Neom: The Line project since the first announcement. I'm interested since it is a very large project, and it seems that humans are doing fewer big and bold things these days. This one has the distinction of being funded by a vast well of capital, so it has a better chance of actually happening. Good to see progress, however, so far it does seem to cater mainly to the wealthy, but this may be necessary just to get the project started. I hope that the project can build on this momentum to get to a scale that ensures it's success.

[@DeCode_Official]

We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17KoqFsi9KVr9E

[@MarkBates566]

Lets be honest they have hardly scratched the surface

[@monkeybusiness2204]

Great setting for a zombie movie.

[@user-ik1sc3fj9n]

Good morning to all from Jamaica 🎉😊

[@ZBGregory]

The more I think about it, the less feasible The Line seems. If they want to keep the city encased in 400m of glass, they’ll have to build insanely expensive spaces. Like a train yard. The trains have to go somewhere everyday. They’ll need a loading dock somewhere on the outside or underground to process all the materials going in. Not everything can fit on trains. Every city has farms, factories, warehouses. Those are BIG and will cost insane amounts of money to put inside The Line and it will take absurd amounts of room to store and process.

[@haydennesbitt9562]

Luckily its run by the richest arab in the world, sponsored by many, thousands of investors. Very possible. Look at every city in the world.

[@1Reddd]

Most things going into the city will be able to fit in a rail car. And like most other cities, food and consumables will be grown and made elsewhere. I'm sure they've thought about the logistics of the city before devoting billions of dollars and countless resources towards it.

[@VarietyGamerChannel]

Glass is the cheapest building material, it is made from silicon which is a significant percentage of sand. It is an unlimited resource for the Saudis. As for movement, rapid two way metro system can easily deal with all of that. They are building two bidirectional transport lines, a high speed rail with large capacity for longer distances and electric pod system for localized travel. Everything a residential cluster needs will be within the latter systems reach. There will be no reason to travel further than 2-3kms from your residence in any direction.

[@ZBGregory]

@@VarietyGamerChannel high speed rail can’t carry steel. They will have to find a different means of transporting the billions of tons of building materials. I assume they would use helicopters, which defeats the 0 carbon emissions pledge. The stadium they want to build, it doesn’t even fit within the line. They have to break the structure to fit their stadium within the structure. I really want to see them pull this off. They will have to engineer solutions to a lot of issues. A lot of techniques and technology that doesn’t exist yet

[@ronneyg33]

And here in the US we just asked to rebuild the roads,but sadly only enough funds to patch up holes ...sad

[@r0__.0]

Democracy brings conflicts and brings the corrupt to absolute monarchical power. It is beautiful, so we love it

[@twerkingtwinkies2335]

All you saw was some poor bastard pushing sand with an excavator out in the middle of nowhere lmao

[@twerkingtwinkies2335]

What's the difference between an Iraqi woman and a catfish? One has whiskers and the other is a fish! 😉​@r0__.0

[@willchristie2650]

That is because the GOP hates any government assistance for the average citizen. The GOP seems to think that our taxes should only be used on the military and to counter balance record setting tax cuts to billionaires. When the government helps the rest of us, the GOP starts screaming "Socialism!"

[@emanuelfeldman1375]

What a nice Neom Advertisement… but for real, there is just so much green washing and non sensory in this whole project 😂 like right after talking about the dessert ski resorts snow production continuing with some eco friendly stuff is just hilarious 😂 and don’t get me started about the “there is a shopping mal,” for the “construction workers” … sir … you miss pronounced “modern slaves” whilst pointing out bare human necessities - is this supposed to be progressive ? Except for the “captured images” every footage in this video is from neom itself 😂 its like watching a bad temu or wish ad that aims to convince some senile Investors 😅 the only thing that has made significant progress is the AI that creates Neom videos 😂

[@DeCode_Official]

We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17KoqFsi9KVr9E"

[@jamesdean8785]

Let’s make sure we are Carbon footprint conscious - I know! Helicopters!

[@Kingtrollface259]

You know some man's gonna try and snort his way from one end to the other😂

[@mohsenmoeen5036]

These projects seem to rely on tourists to reside in hotels. They are all luxurious, suitable for the rich and corporate guests. I am wondering will there be enough residents at the hotels in the long run to make them financially sustainable? And what are these people going to do in their time? Will they have to stay inside the hotel or there are things to do around the hotels to entertain them?

[@DeCode_Official]

We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17KoqFsi9KVr9E

[@planetdisco4821]

Let’s see how many workers die from heat exhaustion during construction. It’s sheer hubris and only the ultra rich will get to see any of it while being catered to by the ultra poor. It reminds me of the poem “Ozymandias” “Nothing beside remains, round the decay of that colossal wreck; The lone and level sands stretch far away…”

[@mireillefloure]

Merci "NEOM-..."... Milli ⚜ 🌌

[@yeeha1062]

Reminds me of Sim City when i was i kid where i would use the infinte money cheat and plop random shite all over the map 😂😂

[@ZBGregory]

Siranna, I have to admit, sounds breathtaking. Arriving by water through canyons. That sparked my imagination. I am HIGHLY skeptical. Trojena being ready for the 2029 games. They are building a lake, 60km of brand new city on a mountain. I don't see it happening fully by the games. Transporting a whole city up a mountain to build an olympic site. It's a stretch. All of these ULTRA LUXURY destinations, we will never get to visit, the world will only get to see these places in photographs. Sucks for us. They are relying HEAVILY on the Ultra wealthy to keep these projects from going bankrupt. Just like Dubai, they will require a reasonable sized economy to support. Where is it going? So far, on the majority of these projects they have started, they have moved dirt. Lots and lots of dirt. Just dirt. I'd guess they've moved about 5-10% of the dirt at The Line and 5% or less for Trojena. They are moving montains. Sindala will likely be completed. Seems like an easy project. Not sure how successful. The market is fairly saturated with Ultra Luxury destinations. Oxagon will be succesful even at 75% completion. They will need the port for all the materials they are using at these construction sites. Leyja is, is doable but inconvenient. Limited shops and restaurants. The nearest city would be 20+ miles away. Epicon, I don't see it happening. Not in the next 20-30 years. Utamo, I don't see it happening. 2300 people walking up and down that hill every day. The grand hall will be near impossible to keep it structurally sound. Norlana, just another ultra luxury project. Where are these billionaires?! Zardun, as a resort. I don't think the rich people will want to walk 2km to experience premium eco tourism. They'll want cars. Aquellum, I don't think we can do that with today's engineering practices. Keeping mountains from collapsing is very hard and almost impossible overtime. PICK ONE: If I had to guess, I would say pick 1 of the ultra luxury projects to see completed. Norlana is the easiest of them. I WANT to see The Line be successful. With the Oxagon and the rail line, it makes The Line possible. They've created supply chain infrastructure which makes the project feasible but will not be on schedule.

[@panpantalyk]

Some say that it's just a never ending well of petrodollars that will be sucked back from Saudis. The project will last until the oil is gone and they will run out of budget. Surely, some interesting technologies will be developed along the way - like: efficient and environment safe desalination There could be some changes when it comes to changing the initial plan/design though

[@Drupzy.]

saudi arabia a month ago discovered a new gas will , before it the saudi government expectation to sell the entire well will last 55 years , the new discovery made it 75 years! its not ending any time soon

[@ezralimm]

reminds me of being a kid fantasizing about making worlds ala Final Fantasy for my own RPG. There is no way this project will be successful. Rule of thumb: More CGI = Less likely it will ever be feasable.

[@wce74wce15]

I just need too live for another 80 years and win a billion dollar lottery woop

[@mediauser4k726]

I got a little high watching this commercial. The colors, man - the colors!...

[@ozbullymorales1020]

The structures are breathtaking. 😍

[@JasonCarmichael]

This is the Saudi version of the 2017 FYRE Festival. Instead of a 105-mile long The Line, only a 1.5-mile city will be built at first with remainder of the city to be built in following stages. Ameya Paleja Apr 11, 2024

[@gerkauf]

Very nice video with a good update of the process. I especially like that the clips and pictures are really of what you are talking about and not only random construction pictures like in other videos. You´ve done your research very well. Liked and subscribed

[@DeCode_Official]

Thank you 🥰

[@1st-1ast]

Build it, I want to visit

[@MOHMMAD102627]

You're more than welcome in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 ☺️

[@ZBGregory]

3D PRINTERS and A.I. To make this Carbon neutral or even close. Moving all that goes into these structures, they have to manufacture materials on site. Supply chain issues will be likely. Having 3D printed materials onsite saves a lot of energy transporting these materials. A.I. to quickly engineer whatever parts are in short supply. It’s an industry that will be successful and necessary as the world population grows by 1 billion in 15 years.

[@tjenglish1298]

Progressing so fast that in April 2024 it was announced that 'The Line' will be reduced by 98.3% - d'oh!

[@nunung-ew3ip]

Wow...🎉🎉🎉

[@extra222love]

Already reduced in length from 170 to 2.4 Km only. That’s a 98.5% reduction!

[@kobedunkz2098]

Zardun is how Jurassic Park started

[@iFritRodriguez]

no peasants allowed!!!

[@ehoss5933]

Feels like something that looks great in concepts. But not sure if that will translate into reality.

[@willchristie2650]

I would hate to be the Project Manager for the LINE. Heads will roll in that totalitarian government.

[@haydennesbitt9562]

We're basically building another atlantis but spread out, pretty cool

[@upstocks6620]

Atlantis has very good farming infra and very open space

[@Mithandriel]

Where is the progress??

[@haggismcbaggis9485]

I wonder if Michio Kaku was paid large sums of cash to be involved with this project. It reminds me of how Lionel Messi was paid 25 million to be their tourism ambassador and say lots of nice things and never any bad ones.

[@user-ur3vl7li5m]

I believe it will work ❤🇧🇭

[@johnwinner8511]

There doing it and they have the smarts to pay smart people to construct it .

[@johnwinner8511]

Once they build the correct cranes and plans for each section it will go up even faster.

[@markcarey8426]

Servicing the rich is currently a boom industry. It won't last because the market depends on continued profit-taking, and there's a limit to that.

[@enfortro]

This will be like a futuristic version of LOTR

[@sharptoothgaming8690]

DAYZ MUSIC!

[@robertkerby2581]

Wow, Wow, Wow, an Absolutely Amazing undertaking! Well done!

[@galaxyceiling4137]

Transforming sand in to … ‘sensational!’ I hope it goes well and I hope it gets finished. My two favourites are Aquellum and Zardun.

[@becconsulting856]

wow! alf mabrouk to these projects ongoing - are there also farmland planned? where all the drinking water, waste water dairies for all the people coming from?

[@roberthoeg1964]

All of this negativity was also said about Dubai and Abu-Dabi in the UAE look how all of that turned out probably as of right now the most innovative engineering and beautiful places on this planet 😮

[@lolandsz]

there is literally no way they will get 9 million people to live at the Line lol it's just such an unbelievable waste of money, I'm just waiting for the "The Line construction has been cancelled" announcement lol

[@s4lino]

maybe when nature's wrath shuts down some parts of the kingdom, the kind king would once again pull out the magic wand of unlimited funds and say if you lot go to the Line ie your new residential address and can get Guiness to verify 9 million for global PR then we will call it a fair trade or the not so green hydrogen deals of extracting failing production parts of the kingdom to the Line with special deals brownied from the building process...land, approvals, construction contracts that's 90% of the value so the simple fact of 'moving' folks from A to B will already have compensated for the mind blowing amounts for the project area. (kind of like the code: thou will now have 1.x magic wands to do the next citizen saving Aladdin Ultra magic)

[@bosslevel9992]

They might need to re visualize the mirror design of the line. Sounds like I'll create a death heat beam to whatever comes near the vicinity of the reflective surface, especially if its in the desert

[@DeCode_Official]

We've covered a wide range of concerns in our recent video on the Impact of The Line City construction in Saudi Arabia. From waste management and structural issues to technology, transportation systems, and environmental impacts, we've addressed major problems associated with linear cities. Watch the comprehensive discussion here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17KoqFsi9KVr9E

[@AcReedZero]

i love the architecture finaly man kind is creating beautfiull stuff again. My only problem is the location whyyyy in the desert you cannot live outside there witout AC

[@alienonu5479]

Delaaay

[@Anthony-tt6ri]

The subway has been reduced from 48 stations to 9 stations? For 9 million people living in The Line? How will that work?

[@wibble5676]

Each station to be 15km long 😂

[@prebenmortensen6408]

It won`t. I have done some calculationa on that. With only 2 stops (each 60 seconds) along the 170 km stretch, the train would have to accelerate at world-record rate (more than 1.7m/s^2) to 1.000km/h between stops to make the journey in 20 minutes. This is more than twice the current world record speed for trains.

[@arlandi]

Luxury this, luxury that. Where are the place for the regular/middle class people?

[@philipskein169]

Heads be rolling

[@Mrpeace1900]

This can never be achieved without the piece in Middle East, to Begin with, embrace peace, reform or ban Islam.... For doing so, you will achieve every goal. Human minds are very complex

[@mnaiefak]

That’s Saudi Arabia you’re asking to ban Islam from! They’ll rather ban you! And have some respect for them or remain silent but don’t throw negativity

[@pauljamieson803]

So 100% for the 1%, 0% for the 99% .. sounds like a fantastic waste of money that could feed the world for 100's of years.. This is the biggest waste of resources so the Uber rich can have fun and try to forget that the rest of the world is suffering and yet making them $$$ at the same time!! Funny how that works!!

[@oncelercanfly1974]

If I drank everytime he said exclusive I’d be dead right now

[@elinamirgalieva7838]

Some of you might remember the same story with Dubai. Back in the days when there was nothing but a region of Deira where most of the workers/construction workers live now. They had a huge plans for Dubai that they have accomplished successfully! Same happening with NEOM, which is interesting to watch since technologies have progressed and prices went up. Much higher than it was back in the days in Dubai.

[@elinamirgalieva7838]

Dubai now is like for everybody kind of a place 😅 how funny it could sound, it is still for wealthy, but NEOM will be for much wealthier people and for different types. And yet again most of the investment comes from the UK as it was in Dubai. It is clear as day since the only one property company that operates there at the moment is knight frank

[@DivineInnerBeing]

All these Architectural structures looks like A.I. Generator 😂

[@tymccarthy9661]

I was thinking Bond Villain layers.

[@jthomashable]

they keep saying great progress has been made then they show us the same damn videos that have been out for two years and dont show us any progress on the line whatsoever, is this fake bs?

[@prebenmortensen6408]

Urs. It is investment bs.

[@toms1699]

I just wondering is it possible to construct all of the project into reality with the concept that has been presented?

[@prebenmortensen6408]

No.

[@CheburashkaGenovna]

4:20 "But exact date is still unknown..." Buuuuaahahaha!😂 Where did I hear something like that???🤔 Ahh! Yes! Hyperloop!! 😁

[@thomasbraden6050]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6O6i62gh8ysoNk "Reflecting the commitment to environmenal preservation. " LOL as they show an excavator 'un-preserving' the earth

[@FeelMoreThanFine]

All this is possible thanks to technologies that are being disclosed right now including restoring all life...think galactic...think much bigger...2024 is the year we start seeing the magic of manifestations.🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤God speed❤❤❤

[@ZBGregory]

Okaaaaaaay. These technologies are in their infancy. The desalination plants alone have yet to be tested. They don’t have the technology to recycle the brine that’s produced making sea water into drinkable water. That brine is biohazardous. They want to break it down into its fundamental components and sell/use all the materials extracted from the brine. None of that has been done before. The tech doesn’t exist.

[@ZBGregory]

And it’s A LOT OF BRINE. Israel has the largest desalination system. The brine pits are nearly full. They have nowhere to put the brine. If it goes into the ocean, it kills everything nearby.

[@omarjuma8364]

Nothing to see here. This is paid promotional junk.

[@DeCode_Official]

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[@dlmcc0202]

are any of those homes in the Line going to be affordable for the average Saudi or is this an attempt to start a expat city like Dubai? i’m not sure who would really choose to live there in the middle of nowhere

[@patrickvansimaeys7604]

This is insane

[@Ali_Kayani]

Delay are for sure, for such giga projects are destined to have their fair share of controversies. As all astronomical accomplishments of man.

[@petercurrin8413]

Zero provision for Ocean levels rising. Would someone care to guess why?

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[@ddrse]

Insider say it's a railgun. Building a city over it was the only way he could afford it

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[@muslim9189]

Very good video keep it up!

[@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096]

Kinda feel like vomiting every EPIC 60 LUXURIOUS, DECADENT, EXCLUSIVE seconds. Will normal people be able to afford it? I don't believe much of this will happen. Way to go on the 2 Windmills.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@user-yg8ti5zv5d]

It will fail hard

[@jordytalvella]

but, how will people come there.

[@didierpuzenat7280]

By eco-friendly helicopters 😅.

[@ZBGregory]

Truth! Realistically the infrastructure nearby doesn’t support a 9 million population city. Need a big airport, big transportation to and from the airport and the sea port.

[@vanguard9067]

There is an airport south of the western end of Neom: 27.92418° N, 35.29199° E. Not particularly close by.

[@jeff5882174]

U will be forced into it

[@tschavalala]

Luxury prisons

[@masterindisguises]

Have they even completed one project yet or just all cgi stuff 😅

[@MrJayb76]

Trillionaires will trillionaire....

[@JohnDoe-jk9qn]

15 min cities

[@craigmore3433]

I hope these cgi artists got cash up front

[@willchristie2650]

Basic question: Who would want to live in THE LINE? If you are wealthy, you could live anywhere, but you'd chose a shopping mall concept for home sweet home in the middle of nowhere under a totalitarian Saudi government?

[@louisdyer5684]

i don't think it will be completed in time

[@twerkingtwinkies2335]

"In time" like that matters. They can control the weather ffs

[@willchristie2650]

FROM THE GUARDIAN APRIL 2024: "It was billed as a glass-walled city of the future, an ambitious centrepiece of the economic plan backed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to transition Saudi Arabia away from oil dependency. Now, however, plans for the mirror-clad desert metropolis called the Line have been scaled down and the project, which was envisaged to stretch 105 miles (170km) is expected to reach just a mile and a half by 2030. Dreamed up as a linear city that would eventually be home to about 9 million people on a footprint of just 13 sq miles, the Line is part of a wider Neom project. Now at least one contractor has begun dismissing workers....."

[@andybell7418]

Really poor AI generated video and voice

[@ZBGregory]

I noticed that too. The progress on The Line looks AI and not real. Those are some pretty photos, look at how beautiful the background is at this project.

[@zamlo5115]

none of this makes sense why all these random buildings

[@jeff5882174]

It's a prison 24.7 surveillance

[@whitebelt2905]

Wow! This has to be the coolest waste of money

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[@nwdixieboy]

A drop from 42 or so train stops to 9 is considerable. How do people get around. They have money to burn and this is what they may do. The problem with many of these is that the natural scenery is not welcoming. Dubai looks good in photos when you can't see the sand everywhere.

[@mohammadrezaazad1380]

Despite scientific & economic critiques, I want to approach the NEOM from another way: SA has got a lot of wealth through oil. Also it is the starting region of ISLAM. But in recent years, MBS (and nearly his ancestors) is going to change this story. If you have a close look to Mecca & Medina you'll see dangerous changes that oppose the spirit of Islam and if The Prophet (pbuh) would live today, surley blamed the Saudi Royal Family (I saw these changes from saudi accounts on twitter). Getting friendlier and friendlier with Israel (which there isn't any doubt in its occupational and genocidal acts against Palestinians) is another dark point on the white clothes of MBS. MBS & all muslims in SA have to pay attention that life isn't all about "Dunya"! Do not forget "Akherah" (Afterlife). Allah and Mohammed (pbuh) will ask you about your duties as a whole nation (which is fighting with the Allah's enemies; Not building such a shit projects that everybody laugh at!). God will ask you "I gave you such alot of wealth, but instead of helping oppressed people of Gaza and defeating Israel, you built such meaningless apartments..." So what will be your answers, Saudi Muslims, except silence, shame, etc. ?

[@vander8596]

The Line with 200m high? Was 400.

[@muslim9189]

He said 200m wide not high

[@vanguard9067]

Height is 500 meters.

[@waqqashanafi]

Ah yes... all this luxury stuff which will be paid for by the millions of Indian tourists who will come to photograph this from about 7 km away.

[@oussamarahhab1128]

Long live Saudi Arabia ❤

[@johnfurey936]

One shopping mall for 95,000 workers ain’t go work and no pub’s or bars, total disaster..

[@ZBGregory]

Exactly! They will need a full city of industry nearby just to support the temporary and permanent workers. The goods and services are going to take a long time and a lot of $ to get there until the Oxagon is up and running. $15 bag of chips?