The City of Future
Saudi Crown Prince Prince Mohammed bin Salman has announced several partnerships between Saudi institutions and the United States, including a major new partnership between King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the NEOM project.
Read moreBin Salman launches a new “MIT” and “NEOM” partnership
NEOM and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) signed an agreement to establish a Center for Excellence in Science specialized in NEOM project research at the KAUST campus during a ceremony in Riyadh.
Read moreNEOM and KAUST sign agreement to establish center for scientific excellence
The visit of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia to Cairo, marked the start of Egypt’s participation in the NEOM project. Egypt and Saudi Arabia signed a number of agreements to develop Egyptian land in South Sinai with a total area of 1000 square kilometers within the new Saudi city.
Read moreEgyptian-Saudi agreement on the development of 1000 Km2 within NEOM in South Sinai
A team of Saudi inventors has created a new system that can generate renewable electricity for use in the city of NEOM, the city to be built in the northern part of the Kingdom on the Red Sea coast, with funding of $ 500 billion.
Read moreSaudi inventors generate electricity from vehicle’s tires for NEOM
Israeli companies have expressed their intention to invest in the project of the city of “NEOM” Saudi Arabia, announced by the Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is scheduled to be built on an area of 26.000 square kilometers and overlooking the Red Sea.
Read moreWill Israeli companies participate in the NEOM project?
President Abdul-Fattah al-Sisi praised the project, which was recently launched by Saudi Arabia, as a major tourist project. During a meeting with representatives of the media, Al-Sisi said on Wednesday on the sidelines of the World Youth Forum in Sharm El-Sheikh that infrastructure in the Sinai is being developed in support of tourist projects, with two roads, one from Port Said to the Gulf of Suez.