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"Saudi Arabia plans to turn 26,500 square kilometers of "desert into oasis" at a cost of $331.8 billion
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"Saudi Arabia plans to turn 26,500 square kilometers of "desert into oasis" at a cost of $331.8 billion

2024-11-01

Desert to oasis is no longer something new. Following the transformation of China's Kubuqi Desert into an oasis, the world has embarked on a program of turning deserts into oases and building cities in the desert. Dubai, the world's first and most successful desert city. Saudi Arabia also wants to create another city, more than Dubai.

 

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Saudi Arabia plan - the future of mankind, this is a crazy plan. The Saudis want to invest $500 billion or 3,318 billion yuan to build 26,500 square kilometers of new desert cities. The idea was presented at the three-day Riyadh Economic Forum. Saudi Arabia said the plan will be designed and invested in nine key projects, including energy, water, food, biotechnology, digital technology, modern high-tech, entertainment and media. In the Saudi plan, the "new future" city GDP will be the world's largest by 2030. Look at Dubai now, this is not impossible, after all, there are too many Saudi tycoons.

 

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Saudi Arabia plan - the future of mankind, this is a crazy plan. The Saudis want to invest $500 billion or 3,318 billion yuan to build 26,500 square kilometers of new desert cities. The idea was presented at the three-day Riyadh Economic Forum. Saudi Arabia said the plan will be designed and invested in nine key projects, including energy, water, food, biotechnology, digital technology, modern high-tech, entertainment and media. In the Saudi plan, the "new future" city GDP will be the world's largest by 2030. Look at Dubai now, this is not impossible, after all, there are too many Saudi tycoons.

 

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The "New Future" city will combine the best of the world, of Arabia, of Asia, of Africa, of Europe, of America. It is a city of the future. If you have seen the movie "Mad Max" then you can easily imagine what the New Future City will look like.

 

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The "New Future" city was proposed by the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the specific feasibility of the city is mainly on the issue of funding and Saudi law. As seen in Dubai, it is technically feasible to build a city in the desert. According to the Saudis, the "New Future" city will be separate from Saudi Arabia, with its own laws and regulations; it is a unique area.