Saudi Arabia ’s £1.2 trillion plan to revolutionise the way people live is being re-evaluated to see if it’s even possible.

Officials have brought in consultants to review the feasibility of The Line, a linear city in the middle of the desert.

This includes its flagship Neom Green Hydrogen project—the world’s largest—set to launch in 2026, and the Yanbu initiative represents an expansion of its strategic footprint. Saudi Arabia’s Vision ...

Kingdom's premier gigaproject could slash an estimated 20 percent of its workforce amid cost cutting, Semafor reports ...

The move by Saudi Arabia to review one of its megaprojects comes amid global scrutiny of its ambitious infrastructure agenda.

More than 1,000 people may be moved and a further 1,000 laid off as part of a sweeping audit of the $500 billion project.

Saudi Arabia, despite its vast deserts, imports sand from countries like Australia and China to meet the construction demands ...

Saudi Arabia has asked consulting firms to conduct a strategic review of its ambitious plans for building a futuristic city ...

Saudi Arabia's PIF has launched a strategic review of The Line, NEOM's $500bn linear city, amid financial constraints and ...

Saudi Arabia is reportedly reassessing the scope and timeline of its $500-billion NEOM initiative, including the flagship ...

According to a recent news report, Saudi Arabian authorities are taking a closer look at the feasibility of that most ...

The kingdom has been scaling back large-scale construction and investment projects amid rising costs and lower oil prices ...