"Saudi Arabia Revises Ambitious Neom Project Amid Cost Concerns"

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Saudi Arabia's ambitious urban desert city project, The Line, part of the larger Neom development, is scaling back its plans, with only 2.4 kilometers expected to be completed by 2030 instead of the originally envisioned 170 kilometers. The project, intended to accommodate 9 million people, is facing delays and budget concerns, leading to the dismissal of some workers on site. Neom, aimed at transforming Saudi Arabia's economy, includes plans for an industrial city, ports, and tourism developments, with concerns arising at the highest levels of the Saudi government over the trillions of dollars of investment.
- Saudi Arabia's $1 trillion plan for The Line has been drastically cut indy100
- End of the Line? Saudi Arabia ‘forced to scale back’ plans for desert megacity The Guardian
- Saudis Scale Back Ambition for $1.5 Trillion Desert Project Neom Bloomberg
- Why Mohammed bin Salman has been forced to rein in his dreams of a mirror city The Telegraph
- Saudi Arabia Is Worried About Cost of Neom, Vision 2030 Projects Business Insider
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