Thanks for watching the video! What other green projects would you like to see? On the other hand, we are seeing more and more megaprojects aiming to prevent climate disasters; one is happening in Dubai. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/7AqZcybS_ho/видео.html
Thanks for the video. I just came back from Riyadh, and indeed, it is truly impressive the extent of greening that's underway. Focusing primarily on architecture, urban and landscape design, the trip was a major teaser for what's to come. I'm definitely going back.
i visited riyadh in 2022 and the park is truly giant, success of such project could ignite more greenery project in the area turning it back to what it was
That's great to hear! It's amazing that you got to see the park in Riyadh in 2022. If King Salman Park is a success, it could definitely spark more green projects.
I see some people spreading negativity rather than appreciating such efforts... Riyadh and its people are transforming at a brisk pace and diversifying their economy for the benefit of the world.. I have seen some moral torch bearers condemning every nice initiative of west... We must try giving a positive vibe for every such initiative anywhere in the world. I wish Riyadh the best for speedy completion of this project and cant wait to be there when its opened.
Good to know they decided to reuse the airport lands as an urban lung for the city. Lord knows the city needs it. It's hot, dusty and rapidly growing... Like Phoenix! Another city with an airport in its downtown that should be closed and rebuilt as a huge urban park if you ask me!
Thank you! We agree, transforming old airport lands into green spaces is a fantastic way to create urban lungs for cities. Phoenix could definitely benefit from a similar approach! 🌳🏙️
That would be amazing! Transforming deserts into greenlands and ensuring clean water for all is a wonderful vision. Projects like King Salman Park are indeed a good start towards achieving a greener future.
I’m from Riyadh and if all desert transformed into greenland I would be very devastated. The desert is huge part of who we are. We love the desert especially in the winter, it’s like an ocean that you can walk on top of it.
Saudi Arabia has every right to spend their money as they please. But this is where your high price of gasoline is going. And im all for the greening of the worlds deserts.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's true, Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in various projects, including King Salman Park. These investments are part of their Vision 2030 plan to diversify the economy and improve quality of life. While the high price of gasoline is a concern for many, it's interesting to see the efforts to green the deserts and create sustainable urban spaces.
Oil powers the world, so naturally, it comes at a high price. It's as vital to modern life as oxygen is to survival. At least Saudi Arabia utilizes its own resources, unlike some countries that exploit other nations, particularly in Africa. Saudi Arabia relies on and manages its own natural wealth.
Yes I totally understand that the primary motivation is monetary. But still, when you want to get away from oil, build a manhatten, with a huge park, invite all the business in the world, you automatically end up with westernized lifestyle, and this brings liberalisation, also in this park, as a lifestyle, and you gotta just deal with that then and there is no turning back. MBS tries to do this with SA now, but there I learned is much more friction with the local population. Maybe simply because SA has 36M locals and UAE only 1M. A de facto liberalisation thru the back door by a centralized power is interesting, because as westerners we always assume centralized powers as moving towards being less liberal, and not the opposite, albeit for primarily monetary reasons. In a way this is western cultural colonisation thru soft power (= attractiveness of western liberal lifestyle coming piggyback with the business). I doubt this will really work in Riyadh, this frictionless, like it did in Dubai.
@@silence5014 Yes, yes it is, it's within Mexico City itself and it ain't a natural reserve, it's an urban park built from scratch in the bare land that would've been a massive airport if it didn't get cancelled.
I get what you mean! King Salman Park does sound like it’s more than just a park, almost like a green-focused township with all its amenities and attractions.
Thank you for your comment! Keeping King Salman Park green in a desert environment is indeed a challenge. The project will utilize advanced irrigation systems, groundwater, and treated wastewater to maintain the greenery. Additionally, there are plans to use cloud seeding to increase rainfall in the area. These combined efforts aim to ensure the park remains lush and vibrant despite the arid climate.
I don't disagree but I am sure it will also be on the Riyadh Metro which will soon be the largest web of automated train lines in the world... But 18K is almost as much as West Edmonton Mall which is the world's largest (and ugliest) parking lot network next to the former largest mall in the world which is only getting a tram station in 2027... Like 46 years after opening... It sadly has 20,000 main stalls with overflow across the street for another 10,000...
Thank you for your comment! That's a great point. Fortunately, King Salman Park will have extensive public transportation options to make it more accessible. They're planning to connect the park with five new metro stations and ten bus rapid transit (BRT) stations. Plus, within the park, they'll have electric shuttles and bike rentals to help reduce the reliance on cars. It's great to see they're thinking about sustainability and ease of access!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You're right, King Salman Park will be connected to the Riyadh Metro, which is set to become the largest automated metro network in the world. It's great to see such an emphasis on public transportation. However, I agree that 18,000 parking spaces is a lot.
Can't help it.. Saudis (and most Arabs) can afford car, and they prefer travel with cars rather than facing sweltering desert heat at >40 degree celcius and occassional sandstorm.. Besides, they need to travel by car due their sub-urban style housing, because unlike European countries & other major cities, than don't lack these 2 things: LAND & OIL
@@panglimahitam6793 I agree with you. Here’s an example I’m facing today (right now in Muscat, Oman): it’s 43 c but feels like over 50 degrees. How am I supposed to walk outside?? Or even use public transport? (City designing are very different than the ones in Europe or some states in USA). Car is AC’ed and oil is much cheaper than most countries in the world. For this part of the world, like it or not, car is the best way of getting around.
Thank you for your question! The water for King Salman Park will come from a combination of sources. Advanced irrigation systems will use groundwater, treated wastewater, and potentially water from desalination plants. Additionally, there are plans to use cloud seeding to increase rainfall in the region. These combined efforts aim to ensure the park stays green despite the desert environment.
Search and watch in their official account about the latest developments and I can assure you that it is one of the fastest projects I have seen in my life. A giant project is a long distance on the way that does not end. I really like it and I hope it will end as soon as possible because Riyadh will host the Asia Cup 2027 and the World Cup 2034
Thanks for sharing! It sounds like Kuala Lumpur has some incredible natural parks with unique wildlife. King Salman Park in Riyadh will be different but also exciting, offering a blend of green spaces, cultural attractions, and recreational facilities.
Spero che visto l'enorme investimento di denaro abbiano studiato attentamente l'autosostenibilità. Riportare il verde nel deserto è possibile, mantenerlo nel tempo in modo completamente artificiale ... impossibile.
Hai ragione! Il progetto include sistemi di irrigazione avanzati, acque reflue trattate e piani per la semina delle nuvole per mantenere il parco verde. Stanno sicuramente considerando la sostenibilità per mantenere il verde nel tempo. È una grande sfida, ma stanno mettendo in molto impegno per farlo funzionare!
Thanks for your comment. This project is actually in Riyadh, and it's exciting to see the progress on King Salman Park. Every city has its own unique projects and challenges. Let's see how Riyadh's new developments turn out!
I get why it might feel like a dream, but King Salman Park is very real and already under construction in Riyadh. It's part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 plan to create more green spaces and enhance quality of life. The park will be the largest urban park in the world. They plan to start opening parts of the park by 2024, with the entire project expected to be completed by 2030.
Thanks for sharing your opinion! It's true that countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE are investing heavily in green projects to transform their environments. It's still impressive to see efforts to create sustainable urban spaces in desert regions.
I understand your skepticism. Big projects can sometimes seem too good to be true, especially when we've seen ambitious plans not pan out in the past. However, King Salman Park is already under construction, with tangible progress being made. It's part of Riyadh's Vision 2030 initiative, which has strong backing and clear milestones. Let's keep an eye on it and see how it develops!
NEOM It is like an area that embraces several projects Some of these projects have been opened You have to search first before replying with a comment that expresses your ignorance
It’s true that not all projects succeed, but King Salman Park in Riyadh is already under construction, with significant progress being made. The commitment to this project as part of Vision 2030 is strong, so let’s hope it becomes a great success!
i am Saudi Medicine is free Study is free with a monthly stipend of $300 for each student The university is free, with a monthly stipend of $500 and free housing If you want to study abroad, the government will cover all your housing and study costs and a monthly salary. I live safely in my country High salaries And everyone is happy. Who are you to speak in our tongues?
Salamat sa pahayag mo! Ang King Salman Park ay idinisenyo upang maging accessible sa lahat, na may malawak na hanay ng mga aktibidad at amenities para sa mga bisita. Hindi tulad ng isang pinaghihigpitang kagubatan, ang parke ay magtatampok ng mga pampublikong hardin, pasilidad ng palakasan, kultural na lugar, at marami pang iba, na tinitiyak na ito ay isang masigla at nakakaengganyang lugar para sa lahat.
Nice looking park but it's nowhere close to being the largest urban park in the world. If you're going to do a video, the least you could do is fact check first.
King Salman Park aims to be a public space for everyone to enjoy, with various amenities and attractions. While there may be fees for certain activities or sections, the park's goal is to provide a green, cultural, and recreational space for the wider community. Let's hope it becomes a welcoming place for all!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We understand there's a lot of skepticism around big projects. It will be interesting to see how King Salman Park turns out once it's completed. Let's hope it becomes a wonderful green space for everyone to enjoy! 🌳😊
@@thanks2216 are you an idiot? You do not get the point. It is not advertising because it about or from SA. It is the way and what is being said about this project. I mentioned SA because this is located in SA (obviously)... This is pure marketing video. It only sells the project instead of bringing added value. If you like to watch advertising/marketing video's, be my guest. But not me.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. While Saudi Arabia has faced criticism, it's also home to many significant and positive developments. For example, the ambitious Vision 2030 plan aims to diversify the economy, promote tourism, and improve quality of life
I’ve seen the park multiple times and irs clearly nearly done, all the landmarks are there and I see the workers planting trees, saudi is one of the best and fasted development countries in the world and ur opinion doesn’t matterb
Dubai is canter to build the worlds largest park and like most things in Dubai it never happened- just hot air. Riyadh is different. They actually walk the walk
It’s true that sometimes big projects don’t always come to fruition. Riyadh seems to be taking significant steps to ensure King Salman Park becomes a reality. Thank you for the comment.
Thanks for watching the video! What other green projects would you like to see?
On the other hand, we are seeing more and more megaprojects aiming to prevent climate disasters; one is happening in Dubai. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/7AqZcybS_ho/видео.html
Saudi Arabia will succeed with every step because it works for the people and builds a glorious nation.. The Vision getting clearer every day.
You from Saudi ?
@@SuperNazmuldoes it matter?!
@@SuperNazmul non saudis in saudi can see what my country is doing
our leaders are real men and real leaders unlike your west clowns
@posdos6677 😂😂😂🤡
I met people working on these megaprojects and they are so proud for being part of these historic projects.
Ap Pakistani ho ?
@@SuperNazmulso ur just asking people so u can spread ur negativity 😂💀 get a life
Thanks for the video. I just came back from Riyadh, and indeed, it is truly impressive the extent of greening that's underway. Focusing primarily on architecture, urban and landscape design, the trip was a major teaser for what's to come. I'm definitely going back.
Thank you for sharing your experience! We're glad to hear you enjoyed Riyadh and the impressive greening efforts. Safe travels on your next visit! 🌿🏙️
i visited riyadh in 2022 and the park is truly giant, success of such project could ignite more greenery project in the area turning it back to what it was
That's great to hear! It's amazing that you got to see the park in Riyadh in 2022. If King Salman Park is a success, it could definitely spark more green projects.
I see some people spreading negativity rather than appreciating such efforts...
Riyadh and its people are transforming at a brisk pace and diversifying their economy for the benefit of the world..
I have seen some moral torch bearers condemning every nice initiative of west...
We must try giving a positive vibe for every such initiative anywhere in the world.
I wish Riyadh the best for speedy completion of this project and cant wait to be there when its opened.
Saudi Arabia doing amazing megaprojects lately. Love to visit them in future soon.
Good to know they decided to reuse the airport lands as an urban lung for the city. Lord knows the city needs it. It's hot, dusty and rapidly growing... Like Phoenix! Another city with an airport in its downtown that should be closed and rebuilt as a huge urban park if you ask me!
Thank you! We agree, transforming old airport lands into green spaces is a fantastic way to create urban lungs for cities. Phoenix could definitely benefit from a similar approach! 🌳🏙️
It's wonderful to see that the Kingdom is taking steps to support the sheep and camels as well. Life in the desert must be quite challenging for them.
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Spreading more greenery can never go wrong
I hope someday they can transform all dessert to greenland and clean water everywhere.. This is a good start.
That would be amazing! Transforming deserts into greenlands and ensuring clean water for all is a wonderful vision. Projects like King Salman Park are indeed a good start towards achieving a greener future.
I’m from Riyadh and if all desert transformed into greenland I would be very devastated. The desert is huge part of who we are. We love the desert especially in the winter, it’s like an ocean that you can walk on top of it.
tell India to do this
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Saudi Arabia has every right to spend their money as they please. But this is where your high price of gasoline is going. And im all for the greening of the worlds deserts.
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's true, Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in various projects, including King Salman Park. These investments are part of their Vision 2030 plan to diversify the economy and improve quality of life. While the high price of gasoline is a concern for many, it's interesting to see the efforts to green the deserts and create sustainable urban spaces.
Oil powers the world, so naturally, it comes at a high price. It's as vital to modern life as oxygen is to survival. At least Saudi Arabia utilizes its own resources, unlike some countries that exploit other nations, particularly in Africa. Saudi Arabia relies on and manages its own natural wealth.
Proud to be a Saudi 💚
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marvelous
Marvelous comment, just like the title! 😉
I love listening to poor people opinions on this matter😂
Saudi don't look rich anymore when begging the Chinese for investment into the Line.🫤🫤🫤🫤🫤
@@paulgifis1908 when this happen don't by a liar 😂😂
Also saudi not rich the are generis
@@paulgifis1908 As if China doesn't invest around the world including the western world. It's called living in a globalized economy.
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Wonderful
Thank you! Cheers!
I am the Planning Engineer here in KSP
That's awesome to hear! What insights can you share with us 😀?
Its really beautiful ❤❤❤
Thank you! We're glad you think so. It’s exciting to see such beautiful and ambitious projects taking shape. ❤
Perfect 🤩
Thank you for watching!
Yes I totally understand that the primary motivation is monetary. But still, when you want to get away from oil, build a manhatten, with a huge park, invite all the business in the world, you automatically end up with westernized lifestyle, and this brings liberalisation, also in this park, as a lifestyle, and you gotta just deal with that then and there is no turning back. MBS tries to do this with SA now, but there I learned is much more friction with the local population. Maybe simply because SA has 36M locals and UAE only 1M. A de facto liberalisation thru the back door by a centralized power is interesting, because as westerners we always assume centralized powers as moving towards being less liberal, and not the opposite, albeit for primarily monetary reasons. In a way this is western cultural colonisation thru soft power (= attractiveness of western liberal lifestyle coming piggyback with the business). I doubt this will really work in Riyadh, this frictionless, like it did in Dubai.
The largest park in the world is actually in Mexico. It’s called PELT. 14,300 hectares or 35,330 acres.
ir is located within the metropolis???
Largest Urban park in SA
but it isn`t urban park
@@silence5014 Yes, yes it is, it's within Mexico City itself and it ain't a natural reserve, it's an urban park built from scratch in the bare land that would've been a massive airport if it didn't get cancelled.
more like a township with emphasis on greenary rather than park!!
I get what you mean! King Salman Park does sound like it’s more than just a park, almost like a green-focused township with all its amenities and attractions.
How will they keep it green? Do they have a lot of ground water? I can’t imagine it raining that much in the desert..
Thank you for your comment! Keeping King Salman Park green in a desert environment is indeed a challenge. The project will utilize advanced irrigation systems, groundwater, and treated wastewater to maintain the greenery. Additionally, there are plans to use cloud seeding to increase rainfall in the area. These combined efforts aim to ensure the park remains lush and vibrant despite the arid climate.
If you need 18,000 car parking spaces to visit a park there’s something wrong from the outset…
I don't disagree but I am sure it will also be on the Riyadh Metro which will soon be the largest web of automated train lines in the world... But 18K is almost as much as West Edmonton Mall which is the world's largest (and ugliest) parking lot network next to the former largest mall in the world which is only getting a tram station in 2027... Like 46 years after opening... It sadly has 20,000 main stalls with overflow across the street for another 10,000...
Thank you for your comment! That's a great point. Fortunately, King Salman Park will have extensive public transportation options to make it more accessible. They're planning to connect the park with five new metro stations and ten bus rapid transit (BRT) stations. Plus, within the park, they'll have electric shuttles and bike rentals to help reduce the reliance on cars. It's great to see they're thinking about sustainability and ease of access!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You're right, King Salman Park will be connected to the Riyadh Metro, which is set to become the largest automated metro network in the world. It's great to see such an emphasis on public transportation. However, I agree that 18,000 parking spaces is a lot.
Can't help it.. Saudis (and most Arabs) can afford car, and they prefer travel with cars rather than facing sweltering desert heat at >40 degree celcius and occassional sandstorm..
Besides, they need to travel by car due their sub-urban style housing, because unlike European countries & other major cities, than don't lack these 2 things: LAND & OIL
@@panglimahitam6793
I agree with you.
Here’s an example I’m facing today (right now in Muscat, Oman): it’s 43 c but feels like over 50 degrees. How am I supposed to walk outside?? Or even use public transport? (City designing are very different than the ones in Europe or some states in USA).
Car is AC’ed and oil is much cheaper than most countries in the world.
For this part of the world, like it or not, car is the best way of getting around.
Its beautiful
We are happy that you enjoyed! Thanks for the comment.
I'm waiting please open fast i want to walk this wonderful place
Where is all this water coming from?
Thank you for your question! The water for King Salman Park will come from a combination of sources. Advanced irrigation systems will use groundwater, treated wastewater, and potentially water from desalination plants. Additionally, there are plans to use cloud seeding to increase rainfall in the region. These combined efforts aim to ensure the park stays green despite the desert environment.
@@MegaBuilds5280تصحيح تحليه مياه البحر نسيتها 😂؟
I live close to this park construction side
Wow! China really turn Saudi Arabia green 👍❤️🎉
Now this makes more sense than the other long snake project. How's it going by the way?
Search and watch in their official account about the latest developments and I can assure you that it is one of the fastest projects I have seen in my life. A giant project is a long distance on the way that does not end. I really like it and I hope it will end as soon as possible because Riyadh will host the Asia Cup 2027 and the World Cup 2034
In KL we only have rainforest park with monkeys and tigers
Thanks for sharing! It sounds like Kuala Lumpur has some incredible natural parks with unique wildlife. King Salman Park in Riyadh will be different but also exciting, offering a blend of green spaces, cultural attractions, and recreational facilities.
Spero che visto l'enorme investimento di denaro abbiano studiato attentamente l'autosostenibilità. Riportare il verde nel deserto è possibile, mantenerlo nel tempo in modo completamente artificiale ... impossibile.
Hai ragione! Il progetto include sistemi di irrigazione avanzati, acque reflue trattate e piani per la semina delle nuvole per mantenere il parco verde. Stanno sicuramente considerando la sostenibilità per mantenere il verde nel tempo. È una grande sfida, ma stanno mettendo in molto impegno per farlo funzionare!
We reused an airport land to make it
Major sign of end of time is coming...
Thank you for your comment. Many people have different interpretations of major events and projects like this.
Dubai looks miserable.
Thanks for your comment. This project is actually in Riyadh, and it's exciting to see the progress on King Salman Park. Every city has its own unique projects and challenges. Let's see how Riyadh's new developments turn out!
Like 5 years later, this project is going to the list of the other cancelled ones
Maybe it's just a dream?
I get why it might feel like a dream, but King Salman Park is very real and already under construction in Riyadh. It's part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 plan to create more green spaces and enhance quality of life. The park will be the largest urban park in the world. They plan to start opening parts of the park by 2024, with the entire project expected to be completed by 2030.
Counties such as Saudi Arabia and UAE would go as far as greenwashing an entire desert just to be recognized by the world IMO.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE do not care about corrupt Western organizations
haha. how about you ? washing machinec😅 are you a washing machine. do u wash clothes u washing washing person aka washing 😂
are you
@@JDTheKobe24 dude what? 🤔
@@GFA411 you are washing washing the world haha. coz u dont know
Thanks for sharing your opinion! It's true that countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE are investing heavily in green projects to transform their environments. It's still impressive to see efforts to create sustainable urban spaces in desert regions.
That’s only on RUclips…
Don’t dream too much like neom….
I understand your skepticism. Big projects can sometimes seem too good to be true, especially when we've seen ambitious plans not pan out in the past. However, King Salman Park is already under construction, with tangible progress being made. It's part of Riyadh's Vision 2030 initiative, which has strong backing and clear milestones. Let's keep an eye on it and see how it develops!
NEOM It is like an area that embraces several projects
Some of these projects have been opened
You have to search first before replying with a comment that expresses your ignorance
most prodjects end up failing dont build your hopes up
It’s true that not all projects succeed, but King Salman Park in Riyadh is already under construction, with significant progress being made. The commitment to this project as part of Vision 2030 is strong, so let’s hope it becomes a great success!
Which complex will highlight the human rights violations?
Keep barking
Look who's talking 😂😂😂
i am Saudi
Medicine is free
Study is free with a monthly stipend of $300 for each student
The university is free, with a monthly stipend of $500 and free housing
If you want to study abroad, the government will cover all your housing and study costs and a monthly salary.
I live safely in my country
High salaries
And everyone is happy. Who are you to speak in our tongues?
Virgin forest na hinde napapasok ng tao ang gawin nio...
Salamat sa pahayag mo! Ang King Salman Park ay idinisenyo upang maging accessible sa lahat, na may malawak na hanay ng mga aktibidad at amenities para sa mga bisita. Hindi tulad ng isang pinaghihigpitang kagubatan, ang parke ay magtatampok ng mga pampublikong hardin, pasilidad ng palakasan, kultural na lugar, at marami pang iba, na tinitiyak na ito ay isang masigla at nakakaengganyang lugar para sa lahat.
Nice looking park but it's nowhere close to being the largest urban park in the world. If you're going to do a video, the least you could do is fact check first.
Y'll gon have serial killers in the night over there.
Let's hope it becomes a safe and enjoyable space for everyone to enjoy day and night!
Too bad is made for everybody who wants to pay entrance fee. This should be made for elitist few
King Salman Park aims to be a public space for everyone to enjoy, with various amenities and attractions. While there may be fees for certain activities or sections, the park's goal is to provide a green, cultural, and recreational space for the wider community. Let's hope it becomes a welcoming place for all!
Have a feeling this park is gonna be absolutely terrible and they're gonna build in on it as soon as they're done with this hideous park... 😂
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We understand there's a lot of skepticism around big projects. It will be interesting to see how King Salman Park turns out once it's completed. Let's hope it becomes a wonderful green space for everyone to enjoy! 🌳😊
No me interesa nada de lo que hagan en ese país.
then why are you watching🤔😐
@@adamsaciid4919 Por que me da la gana.
Thanks for watching!
No one cares about your opinion, honestly
The strange thing is that you saw the thumbnail and read the title and then entered the video and after all this you say that you are not interested 😅
wow nice a advertising on behalf of SA government.... it is as if he is reading the leaflet out loud. my god
Thank you for your feedback! We strive to provide informative content about significant global projects like King Salman Park.
How is it advertising? whenever I see a video talking about any other countries projects it’s fine but when it’s saudi then it’s advertising?
@@thanks2216 are you an idiot? You do not get the point. It is not advertising because it about or from SA. It is the way and what is being said about this project. I mentioned SA because this is located in SA (obviously)... This is pure marketing video. It only sells the project instead of bringing added value. If you like to watch advertising/marketing video's, be my guest. But not me.
@@thanks2216true
It’s man made and why support a country that not free for women and gay rights,,, plus the largest city park in USA is in Philadelphia, pa not Nyc.
Not free for women 💀💀
I swear to you that women live in Saudi Arabia is better than your life and your family’s life😂
Nothing good or interesting can happen in Saudi Arabia
Thanks for sharing your opinion. While Saudi Arabia has faced criticism, it's also home to many significant and positive developments. For example, the ambitious Vision 2030 plan aims to diversify the economy, promote tourism, and improve quality of life
I’ve seen the park multiple times and irs clearly nearly done, all the landmarks are there and I see the workers planting trees, saudi is one of the best and fasted development countries in the world and ur opinion doesn’t matterb
Thank you for this amazing video about my country❤ I wish you all visit it 🫂
Dubai is canter to build the worlds largest park and like most things in Dubai it never happened- just hot air. Riyadh is different. They actually walk the walk
It’s true that sometimes big projects don’t always come to fruition. Riyadh seems to be taking significant steps to ensure King Salman Park becomes a reality. Thank you for the comment.
If Dubai's plans are just hot air, we need to redefine that word.