Why Saudi Arabia is Building an $8 Billion City

Saudi Arabia is building one of the biggest megaprojects in the world, called The Red Sea Project. This project will cost over $8 Billion Dollars and it set to transform a portion of the Saudi Arabian coast into an incredible tourist destination. The first stage of the project is set to be completed in 2023, and the second half by 2030.
This project is one of the multiple incredible developments in Saudi Arabia's vision 2030 plan. The plan hopes to lower Saudi Arabia's reliance on oil, and instead, heavily focus on tourism. This plan is incredible and will completely transform the nation and its economy.
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Saudi Arabia is a middle east country known for being the largest exporter of crude oil. Its located along the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
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[@xtopia9758]

Oh I did

[@ronanyomu5967]

So it's a new city??

[@Noda59]

That’s a lie saudi arabia didn’t say anything about this!!!

[@xtopia9758]

@@Noda59 Are you sure!!!

[@fahimdasti304]

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[@tunisiangladiator6509]

I wish saoudi Arabia all success 👍❤

[@Juaaaaa123]

حبيبي🇸🇦❤️❤️

[@moosefactory133]

I wish Saudi Arabia success in these tourist developments. I would like to visit some of these places when they are completed.

[@The-ZebraFinch-Channel]

And the unusual good thing is that Saudi Arabia surprisingly treats expats decently compared to Qatar.

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

​@@The-ZebraFinch-Channel Therefore, 2.9 million Egyptians are keen to work in Saudi Arabia because they like inappropriate treatment! By 46.9% of workers in Saudi Arabia in relation to the total number of Egyptians working abroad. And many Egyptian workers do not violate the conditions of residence! You will find Filipinos, Koreans, Indians and other peoples of the world active in the means of communication and thank Saudi Arabia for having found a job opportunity to help them support their family And some Egyptians abuse those who embraced them at a time when they cannot find jobs in the countries of the world This is a simple sample of the Egyptian people from the denial of favor. Of course, this represents itself and does not represent the Egyptians.

[@xXxOoOxXx2012]

U r welcome 🙏

[@MohammedAli-vt7gm]

This is preparation for Anti Christ Dajjal arrival...

[@alec9212]

Supporting Murderers is tight…

[@Mm5361mM]

The beauty of this project for me as a Saudi is the great care for the environment during construction, for example, they canceled building huts on an island only because a type of turtle uses this island to store eggs, and there was also interest in building materials and the way to transport them to the islands, I was listening to a podcast of the chief administrator of a company The Red Sea, the engineer Ahmed Darwish, as I listened to the interview, it was clear that he is very interested in the environmental aspect.

[@mikhael7221]

They took better care of the environment then the yemani kids they bombed and starved 👍

[@lorenzo5488]

LMAO

[@fahimdasti304]

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[@Digitalexe-uu6sr]

The saudis don’t gaf about the environment lol

[@Emzo99]

look up "Abdul Rahim Al Huwaiti, executed by Saudi special forces for protesting forced eviction"

[@theultimateshield5133]

I really love that middle eastern oil rich countries are investing their money in sustainable and environmentally friendly options than drilling more oil ,it really shows that they are on the right track and have right vision for their country.

[@davidkilven7951]

I closely followed the natural islands in the northwest of Saudi Arabia, frankly, there are coral reefs, fish wealth, turtles and dolphins are very amazing. I visited the Dubai palm, but what is wrong with it is that it is next to the city and the noise and at the same time it is an artificial island with environmental pollution, unlike what I saw in the Saudi Red Sea islands We will see the result after opening this project👍🏻

[@krishutch3d]

Being next to the city is by far the least important issue that the palm islands have to deal with. Putting a hotel on a sandcastle built in the sea is just a horrible idea

[@Jernofenz]

another well made video.. keep posting loving this hidden gem channel

[@MyUsernameisDifferent]

You're extremely underrated, Great Informative Video!

[@virtualtourelax3417]

Amazing 👍 Soon SAUDI will become top tourist attraction centre 👍

[@theunknownguy265]

Inshallah alhamdulillah

[@user-rv6cx3rz7t]

Hhahaha .... No

[@petboy5839]

@@theunknownguy265 You think them becoming a tourist destination is a good idea?

[@theunknownguy265]

@@petboy5839 have u been here first?

[@petboy5839]

@@theunknownguy265 I'm saying the country is going further and further away from Islam. I was in shock I saw a video of a Saudi guy and his girlfriend. I heard of free mixing in movie theaters, movie theaters existing. Don't be surprised when murder and robbery start rising, women won't be satisfied with the just taking off the Hijab. They gonna wanna dress like western women. Soon divorces gonna skyrocket, diseases gonna become more common and that's just the tip of the iceberg. You'll have so many more problems arising.

[@europeanhighlights710]

great videos

[@andrewfox8686]

Honestly 10/10, love the vids, love the dedication

[@xtopia9758]

As always a great video

[@ArkiveYT]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@BruhMoment4801]

Your channel is a hidden gem

[@DucklingGaming]

I love these videos

[@juanmartinramallo6734]

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[@anmaranmars8611]

Wow So beautiful

[@theunknownguy265]

Alhamdulillah

[@musaad2864]

Wow 🤩

[@ImranKhan-en5se]

Wow

[@irinakolcheva5212]

It`ll be fantastic destination! I`d visit it one day with pleasure! ;):):)

[@user-rt8el8oe6h]

مشالله

[@CARCROWN]

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[@hamidullahm319]

You are 🖤 hard worker

[@PSYCHOPATHiO]

the airport is already functional, i drove by it a couple of months ago

[@eddiesimba2106]

I hope they have a great scuba diving program!

[@subscribers151]

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[@foreverskeptical1]

I wanna visit the coral reef project so badly

[@gopalraja5332]

Didn't knew that

[@Mr.BobsDog]

This is my church. This is where I heal my hurts. .,.

[@arandomguy6493]

I hope i can visit saudi arabia.Alhamdullilah

[@whatwhywheni5893]

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[@bohboh8]

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[@MoReal2]

Seems like Gulf countries are following the same diversification model yo wean their economies from oil dependency...the problem is that they are over investing in the leisure and Tourism sector which is a seasonal sector that can easily be affected negatively by political instability, something the middle east is known for

[@knightara]

Saudi Arabia and the rest of GCC countries are one of the most politically stable countries in the world.

[@davetv4705]

Dubai will get so many rivals very soon.

[@0533305333]

We do not compete with Dubai. The truth is that Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman egybt jordan toghther are all competing with the world, and soon we will surpass everyone else.

[@wordsofcheresie936]

@@0533305333 Countries whose economies are based on tourism tend to be poor countries.

[@wordsofcheresie936]

The countries of Europe do not rely on tourism, but Jamaica does. Does Saudi Arabia want to be like Jamaica?

[@aznstylepn0y]

Thank god I was born in the 80’s I saw more trees than today. A lot of animals are getting endangered Becuase of us 😢

[@Laittth]

Saudi Arabia building a city in the desert is possibly the least unusual thing I've ever heard

[@germanball6671]

I bet they will give it up

[@Akei51]

@Heinrich Königsberg we don’t care about what westerners think or they’ll visit or not

[@whereisgabri3641]

I would say a rather risky project considering that both the Dubai Palm and The World were a complete disaster (and even sinking!). Great informative video by the way👍

[@faisalalmulhim4382]

The Palm and The World are man made islands, red sea project isn’t man made. Secondly, Palm and the World project is intended to sell villas/apartments which is the opposite of the red sea project that is only targeting to host hotel resorts such as the idea of Maldives- Sharm Alshiekh etc. You are comparing two different projects.

[@ArabianQuirkSA]

Man You are RxExTxAxRxDxExD

[@tortoisewarrior4855]

the palm Jumeriah wasn't a failure, but yeah I agree the palm Jebel Ali and in particular the world islands were a failure.

[@rami8896]

I wouldn't say its a disaster since they easily made back the money they invested in it

[@ArabianQuirkSA]

@@tortoisewarrior4855 bro you can’t be that RxExTxAxRxDxExD. Those aren’t man made they’re natural so they aren’t sinking at all

[@azharpershiano4790]

I'm one of the guy who is working on red sea project

[@quickclick7356]

Life of luxury🙄

[@MrZhaoyanjun]

OK

[@abdulthega6053]

2:00 you put Riyadh in the wrong place its between jeddah and dammam

[@s9ka972]

I can understand Maldives 🇲🇻 creating artifical Islands to increase more space . But What about Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 which have lot 🤔 of uninhabited desert land . I expected Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 to built a Desert City like in Arabian tales and market it instead of taking a leaf out of UAE 🇦🇪 .

[@osma-xr3gl]

Nice imaginations

[@knightara]

This is a sustainable 100% renewable project and 100% natural and not man made. You really don’t know how beautiful the nature there with friendly dolphins and turtles and one of the best coral forests of the Red Sea and a perfect weather that never goes higher than 32° C during the hottest days of the year when most of Saudi deserts gets above 48° plus even the winter there is comparably warmer with the coldest day being 13° while the deserts around it reach a freezing 0° or below.. plus don’t compare it to Dubai or other regions of the UAE because it’s a completely different geographical location and circumstances. It’s more closer to Jordan, Aqaba or Egyptian red sea resorts. I see this project as potentially highly successful because it’s way better than Hurghada, Eilat, Aqaba or Sharm Alshaikh which are highly successful with a bit worse infrastructure and weather. As for the Arabian desert bedouin vibes tourism there are many regions that are fit for that and already have it such as some of the part of this project or the already built places in Riyadh or some of Riyadh’s season areas..or Alula

[@ABH2]

the Saudi islands are not artificial !! Saudi Arabia has over 1,300 islands in both sides Red Sea and Arabian Gulf !!

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

Do not be ignorant. Saudi Arabia owns more than 1,300 virgin islands that have not been invested. While Dubai builds artificial islands

[@Random.ChanneI]

“As sustainable as possible” whilst every tourist that will visit this place has to arrive by an airplane lol!

[@Happyfor96]

May saudi arabia crumble

[@theunknownguy265]

Yet its growing ;) alhamdulillah

[@eastbey5720]

Can you talk about İstanbul? 🇹🇷

[@binuboruah3590]

Sam here

[@binuboruah3590]

Aum mane padma hum l SAM here

[@paulsch2569]

8 billion in US or Euro?

[@wordsofcheresie936]

The question is sort of legitimate, but the difference is only 10%. 8 billion dollars is 7.3 billion Euros. Is the difference really that great!

[@napolien1310]

1:56 is Riyah supposed to be Riyadh!? The capital city of Saudi Arabia? If so you are way off in the location and name

[@marajesty311]

Riyadh is correct in English

[@napolien1310]

@@marajesty311 I know

[@theunknownguy265]

@@marajesty311 but in map, the location is wrong

[@marajesty311]

@@theunknownguy265 not a big deal lol

[@theunknownguy265]

@@marajesty311 yeah, i was just saying

[@emirhan_snl]

Oh shit here we go again.

[@JjackVideo]

White people: "Oh no the sea levels are rising because I drive a car and eat meat" Arabs: Lets build some billion £ islands!

[@faisalalmulhim4382]

They are not building an island, its not man made islands... its already natural there...

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

Have you seen how the islands of the Red Sea and Amala are built and the energy used, or do you like to talk ignorantly? The white man: He talks about the danger of global warming and the numbers are increasing The Arab man: He was able to reduce global warming with huge solar energy projects and break the record for the cost of their production without screaming.. and after decades of years he plans to have zero global warming.. the Arab has the work and you scream.

[@bambino8505]

@@user-kj8yl6sn2z unsurprisingly renewable energy is once again white man technology, finally, there’s 4-5 countries in the west that are already almost running entirely on renewable energy..so no you’re nowhere close to being the first :)

[@haneef4189]

It's not our fault that Europeans don't know how to manage an economy properly

[@somedudes6455]

The answer's tourism and publicity cuz their oil might be worthless in the future. Gotta get that money somehow.

[@hylacinerea970]

turks & caicos ii: return to the islands

[@brothersman524]

Hmmm I have mixed feelings about this

[@sahil7503]

Did they learn nothing from Dubai?

[@lovepeace9780]

Our Lady of Fatima Pray for us...

[@baliktanawtv5815]

Saudi Arabia is super Rich country

[@wordsofcheresie936]

No, Saudi Arabia is most definitely not wealthy. The royal family is wealthy, but the per capita GDP is only $20,000, which means that Saudi Arabia is poor. All poor countries have wealthy rulers.

[@theunknownguy265]

@@wordsofcheresie936 yeah, we dont have as much persent of homeless like in your country, we all have mansion, we all have multiple expensive cars, watches, etc alhamdulillah, plus we use at least $5000 per month on food compared to USA where its only $350

[@wordsofcheresie936]

@@theunknownguy265 This is World Bank data: The 2021 GDP per capita for Saudi Arabia is $23, 586 and the 2021 GDP per capita for the United States is $69,288. In other words, the US is three times as wealthy as Saudi Arabia, but the wealth is much more evenly spread out in the US. In Saudi Arabia, there is a small very wealthy class, but most of the citizens are quite poor.

[@artisticbuilding6852]

few projects i hate more than middle eastern oil state luxury projects that will inevitably fail

[@lovepeace9780]

Pls.pray the rosary and devine mercy chaplet to free all countries from war, diseases, calamities, hunger, corruption, drugs, prostitution, abortion, divorce,prostitution,homosexuality,euthanasia,drugs,pornography,corruption,vices, slavery, terrorism vices, and all evils.pls pray for peace and joy in all families and home. . . .

[@Kuwaitiobserver]

In Saudi Arabia, these projects are not considered huge compared to the city of Al-Habil, the largest industrial city in the world, and many others. I assure you that if you go there, you will keep your mouth open throughout the journey, as happened with me. 😅

[@napolien1310]

U mean Al-Jubail!?

[@Kuwaitiobserver]

@@napolien1310 صحيح

[@galimir]

@@napolien1310 he was so impressed,he couldnt memorize even the name 😄😄😄😄

[@wordsofcheresie936]

There is an old expression: A fool and his money are soon parted. Saudi Arabia is an example of this on a national scale. Everyone in the Gulf knows that all of the oil countries will soon go bankrupt. The royal families plan on moving to Europe when the oil money runs out.

[@dr.python]

What’s the use of you can’t drink beer?

[@theunknownguy265]

Our country our rules, not happy with it? Cry about it

[@dr.python]

@@theunknownguy265 yes, Jamal Khashoggi would have been proud

[@hokash3677]

I would like to point that the capital of Saudi Arabia Riyadh is not the one in the map 1:56 is not accurate

[@azmoh4515]

What's up with the Arabs and artificial islands

[@abood8399]

Idk bro every one want some 🌟artificial island 🌟

[@alaajarwan3233]

That’s literally are pure virgin island bro

[@diturielala7155]

I like prince to take of Visa with every country and we have posibility to visit said free .

[@tofua7018]

The Saudi announced they will build a city called NEOM just roughly 5 years ago. They haven't started any major construct yet, we still haven't see anything built there and that project cost $500 billion dollars and now they are gonna build another project this time man made islands. Sounds really risky and unwise.

[@user-dk7zm6hg8o]

جزر طبيعيه100\100 وليست من صنع الإنسان تركت لفتره من الزمن غير مستغله وحان الوقت في ظل رؤية2030 😘

[@user-dk7zm6hg8o]

أولا مدينة نيوم سيتم الانتهاء منها في2030 وسترى مايسرك إن شاء الله ثانيا الجزر طبيعيه وليست من صنع الإنسان تركت لفتره من الزمن غير مستغله وحان الوقت في ظل رؤية2030 😘

[@tofua7018]

@@user-dk7zm6hg8o I do wish to see the NEOM being complete. But I do think we general public need to get more information and updates about the project. For the islands in the Red Sea, the government will do a land reclamation which makes it partially artificial or man made. With the current water level rising, it could be a bad idea. It will cost a lot and they should focus on the Neom first.

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

@@tofua7018 Follow their Twitter account to see new news about them.

[@sm3675]

Neom is delusional. Hyperloop has never been proved.

[@ivanos_95]

That's a much better idea than those ugly sand-constructions in Dubai, but all those mega projects in Saudi Arabia are doomed to failure, due to their terrible location, changing climate, and competition in the region, so they should have focused on the agriculture and transformation of the desert instead, because tourism isn't a safe plan in case of a potential crisis, especially when considering that Saudi Arabia is one of the least self-sustainable and most culturally isolated countries in the world.

[@bonafidemonafide7810]

The opposite side of the project is the Sharm al Sheikh resorts in Egypt which are flourishing? Im not sure what those criticisms you pointed out are based on‚ it sure as hell isnt reality. As for cultural isolation and self sustainability theyre the largest economy in the middle east and theyve managed to diversify almost 40% of their economy. Culturally saudis arent isolated‚ they go to Europe and NA every summer and are some of the most outgoing people when it comes to tourism

[@Karim94222]

Do they have another choice than building in the desert lol?

[@brianlaroche8856]

Feds budget usa uk trollions from "investors" aid funds??

[@Ali-pt9id]

Saudi’s are always vacationing in other countries. It’ll bring the party here

[@IlBarat]

They should invest in human rights before trying to attract international tourists

[@Ahmed-Bin-Koshari]

What do you mean people in the gcc have education food and good healthcare I know some countries who have rivers floating from every direction all year and they still couldn’t feed their people mean while gcc is a riverless dry desert yet the people are well fed Just think about that for a second

[@mohammedz8740]

GCC is better than Europe in terms of rights and safety.

[@SYMBlOTlC]

@@talal-alqahtani saudi arabia requires a woman to gain the permission of her male guardian to travel, open a bank account, or have surgery, and around 20% of 1000 women surveyed had some form of genital mutation done to them at a young age. Ur disgusting for defending them

[@Zeus_1384]

@@SYMBlOTlC from where did you hear that from TF? bruv i live in Saudi Arabia there is nothing like that just stfu.

[@Ahmed-Bin-Koshari]

@@Zeus_1384 Notice that he didn’t mention the rape rates in his country his priority is women genitals 😝😜

[@herbertthiebet211]

Dubai will be the leader in the 4. industrial revolution. 💪😎🌴☀️

[@niklasmorningstar4301]

Keep dreaming 😂😂

[@Kiyoone]

Yeah... Meth side effects is usually megalomaniac and grandiose things... Like Dubai world islands...🤣😂

[@noorawilhelm2877]

What's the point when you have to wear a veil there I'd rather go to Asia or Europe

[@krac3x438]

didn´t learn from dubai did they?

[@haneef4189]

What does this have to do with Dubai?

[@cliffwoodbury5319]

They need rail way network bigger than the one they plan so it can go threw this development and NEOM

[@ellyrb88]

You're telling me Saudi has learned nothing?

[@Kiyoone]

Nope.

[@crypto2162]

No, you are obviously the one that haven’t learned anything from this video. This project is the opposite of Dubai’s man made “islands”. First of all these islands already exist they are just going to develop it in a environmentally friendly way unlike the Islands in Dubai. Secondly, this is a tourist’s island unlike the Dubai Islands which is mostly just houses on a man made coast. Lastly, this is nothing like the one in Dubai because this will be more like a luxurious Maldives. This is actually the only project of the 2030 Saudi vision projects which I believe will be a huge success. Look more into it it’s called “The Red Sea Development Project”.

[@skidmarks4360]

It’s like The UAE but without basic human rights :D

[@theunknownguy265]

"WiThOuT hUmAn RiGhT"? Mate let me ask you, Have you ever been here?

[@thequraininstitute6618]

Uhhhh lucky, I mean we do feel happy for them but being three times wealthier yet not having projects like these is a bit annoying, i’m not blaming them I’m just blaming our government 🇰🇼 at least we have been winning the democracy battle haven’t we ? 😅

[@faisalalmulhim4382]

You are absolutely wrong when saying that Kuwait is three times wealthier than Saudi, in fact Kuwait per capita ( government money per people in Kuwait ) means that Kuwait is slightly richer than Saudi Per capita as Kuwaits population is way less than Saudi( Kuwait Per capita is 29,266 and Saudi per capita is 22,865). However, as a countries economy wealth Saudi is not even in comparison to Kuwait. Saudi’s wealth is 779,289 Million Dollars and Kuwait is 137,591 Million Dollars. Which means Saudi is 7 times wealthier than Kuwait😁. Have a good day!

[@geraltofrivia9225]

الديمخراطية الي عندكم هي سبب البلى كله ..

[@thequraininstitute6618]

@@faisalalmulhim4382 GDP per capita 2019 : 🇰🇼 : 32 k ( only 25% of the population is Kuwaiti ) 🇸🇦 : 23 k ( 60% are citizens) Taxes : 🇰🇼 0% 🇸🇦 15% Wealth funds : 🇰🇼 : 700 B ( maybe more, the government doesn’t not tell us but some MPs say we have 900 B ) 🇸🇦 : 500 B Don’t take this personally, but we are weather that you in every metric 😗

[@littlekingdom7636]

@@thequraininstitute6618 صندوق الاستثمار قيمته فوق التريليون يبن الحلال وش خمس مية مليون

[@ArabianQuirkSA]

@@thequraininstitute6618 الله يرحم صدام بس

[@bambino8505]

We thank western & asian engineers, architects, visionaries, technology & innovation, etc for transforming Saudi and bringing it up to date. Appreciation post from Saudi.

[@0533305333]

It seems that you are burning, my friend, do not be afraid if you do not find a job, come to the kingdom, we will provide you with work, like millions of people like you

[@annms2975]

thank Saudis for giving you a job

[@RK-cj4oc]

@@0533305333 Yeah, untill your oill runs out.

[@bonafidemonafide7810]

@@RK-cj4oc Aramco found 5 new oil and gas fields in 2021 I doubt theyre going to run out anytime soon.

[@bonafidemonafide7810]

Most of the employees working on these projects are Saudis Nice try though

[@Rocklahaulle]

This is such a joke, literally Dubai's World Island 2.0 --what a waste.

[@Kiyoone]

Yep. but people needs to keep investing. otherwise, the ponzi collapses...

[@dutchigamemania]

No one will go there if we can’t drink a beer on that amazing beach

[@rami8896]

It will happen soon. Ive noticed this trend lately of having bars that serve non-alcoholic beers in large events and such places. So it seems they are getting the people ready.

[@mdriajul1842]

Don't worry! They are providing your priority then something good.

[@ziyad5368]

The world doesn’t revolve around westerners , the project is mainly to attract Saudis/gulf states to spend in their home rather then traveling to other places if you cant live 4 days without alcohol you should visit a doctor

[@mohd-obid]

@@ziyad5368 😂😂😂😂👍

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

You can get rid of this bad habit. As Saudis, Arabic coffee, tea, and cold and hot drinks are better on the beaches.

[@apartofthewhole6639]

Is tourism sustainable? Lol

[@y8gamer671]

Make better videos. Talked too much yet said nothing while repeating the same words over and over again.

[@blakelisser1936]

It’s not incredible when the land belonged to egypt.

[@mdriajul1842]

why? Answer Is in quran.

[@rk1821]

When they already have islands sinking this is the most stupid project. I thought people learn from mistakes. U stating this on ur site. Chk Dubai islands n the Chinese islands made u suggested everything hypothetical. Worst update I expected. Research n try to post please.

[@Kiyoone]

YEP. But people thinks they can fight it... LOL

[@eltoro6064]

Why is Saudi doing a Dubai? She just doesn't know what to do with those trillions of petrol money. It's just a shame why these filthy rice old Govt from Saudi to Brunei waste their money on self-promotion, self-glorification, and self-boosting prestige projects and help the poor and needy in this world. How can you promote International Tourism when you don't allow alcohol, don't allow western-oriented culture, don't allow skimpy bikinis on beaches, don't allow gambling of any sort, don't allow western style of living?

[@adomenaltas8693]

Stop doing it .. Dubai tried it but failed badly Invest in technology.. instead

[@12gmkk29]

It’s fictional project It won’t happen

[@tiguess6505]

It's happend

[@user-pd2vf5ye4h]

welp uhh im afraid to tell you that..... No, its not fictional they're actually working on 2 projects ( ig ), This one And NEOM give jeddah's tower for example yeah they started working in 2020-2019 if i remember but they stopped, if im sure about this or not they will continue building the tower and its gonna finish in 2030 i think.

[@Kiyoone]

It'll fail like Dubai.

[@tiguess6505]

@@Kiyoone no

[@nothingham4742]

Building a lush green oasis in the middle of a desert is never sustainable lol

[@Akei51]

Yes it is this is how natural oasis are and it’s where most desert animals are found

[@0533305333]

The West Coast is not a desert. Many people like you have a stereotypical view of Saudi Arabia. It is a desert and a camels. Search more on Google to know more instead of repeating the same repeated absurdities.

[@bonafidemonafide7810]

Its not a lush oasis?

[@mamanbae3885]

We, as Muslims, believe that when Saudi Arabia becomes more modern, one by one the signs of the apocalypse appear, to be honest, we want Saudi Arabia to remain traditional.

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Why? Because it hasn't got enough land area. It tried to take over Yemen but is unsuccessful.

[@SAM7c1]

Iran want to take yemen not saudi

[@user-dk7zm6hg8o]

اليمن احدى مشاريع إيران التخريبيه في الدول العربيه واستغلت جمعات متطرفه مثل الحوثي في اليمن وحزب الله في لبنان والحشد الشعبي في العراق وتدخلها السافر والحقير في سوريا 😤

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

My goal is to educate the ignorant. 1. The number of Yemeni residents is approximately three Yemenis. This is not the irregular Yemenis in Saudi Arabia. The average family in Yemen is 7. If each person transferred money to 7 people, I would have seen that Saudi Arabia supports nearly two-thirds of the population of Yemen. 2. Yemen is a poor country and a lot of infrastructure, including bridges, hospitals and schools, has been funded by the governments of the Gulf countries for decades. 3. 58% of Yemeni refugees live in Saudi Arabia. 4. The Yemeni government asked the Gulf states to protect democracy, which was signed and agreed upon at the peace summit in Riyadh by the Yemeni parties 5. Saudi Arabia and the Arab coalition countries do not want anything from Yemen but to enjoy security and peace from an elected government of the Yemeni people, not a radical militia backed by Iran that fires ballistic missiles at civilians in the Arab Gulf states.

[@living_peace]

@@SAM7c1 no dont be lier

[@living_peace]

@@SAM7c1 🇷🇺🇮🇷❤

[@shareeve7597]

"Fak Sea habitats! " -UAE & Saudi Arabia

[@Kiyoone]

another hype. It'll be a disaster like Dubai.

[@lekboksking]

Dajjal is coming

[@faysalclaahi6053]

خفات عرات العاله يتطاولون في البنيان علامات آخر زمان...

[@-pp-]

ليش دولتك ما تهتم بالجائعين

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

المسلمين مليار ومئتين ألف وهم ربع سكان الكرة الأرضيّة .. و السماء لا تمطر ذهباً .. السعي في الرزق من واجبات المسلمين وليس البحث عن المساعدات . العرب تطاولوا في البنيان منذ قوم عاد وثمود ومن عهد الأمويين والعباسيين الخ.. عقدة النقص ابتعد عنها ..والسعودية من أكثر الدول في العالم تقدم مساعدات واغاثات للمسلمين يمكنك التأكد من ذلك

[@faysalclaahi6053]

@@user-kj8yl6sn2z يا اخى المحترم..القسد موش طلب مساعدات .. جابك الى جهة ثانيه..والسلام.

[@user-kj8yl6sn2z]

@@faysalclaahi6053 عرب الجزيرة العربية طوّعوا الطبيعية ليعيشوا في صحراء قاحلة وهذا شرف وقوة لهم ومع الفتوحات بنوا مدن هي حاضرة العالم مثل بغداد القاهرة الموصل البصرة سامراء تونس القيروان مدريد الخ.. من بناها هم أصحاب الصحراء حاول القراءة والتعلم .

[@malek2335]

السعوديين اسيادك يالمشرد البائس . اخر زمن مستعرب من احفاد الموالي يشتم اسياده واولياء نعمته السعوديين. تمنياتي لك ولشعبك بالمزيد من التشرردد والشتتات

[@MyKharli]

Looks like a climate crisis nightmare, both for stupidity in underestimating the latest sea-level rise forecasts and secondly personal carbon budgets getting there and being served .

[@wordsofcheresie936]

This is like Las Vegas on a large scale. In Las Vegas they build tourist hotels that are popular for a few years and then interest quickly wanes until finally the hotel closes. These projects will attract tourists for a year or two and then they will lose money. New restaurants are the same. They have a lot of customers the first year and then customers drop off dramatically. These tourist projects will almost certainly go bankrupt because maintenance costs will be greater than revenue.

[@ImranKhan-en5se]

Wow

[@mdriajul1842]

why? Answer Is in quran.