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Golf Saudi CEO sees bright future for the sport with The Line

Golf Saudi CEO sees bright future for the sport with The Line

  • The clean, high-tech environment that The Line will create will no doubt allow golf courses to flourish due to their aesthetics, environmental development
By Arab News ·
NEOM and The Line: a Saudi blueprint for the global future of urban living

NEOM and The Line: a Saudi blueprint for the global future of urban living

By Arab News ·
‘The Line’ reflects Saudi Arabia’s seriousness to diversify economy: Minister of Commerce

‘The Line’ reflects Saudi Arabia’s seriousness to diversify economy: Minister of Commerce

By Argaam ·
Saudi Arabia’s revolutionary zero carbon city ‘The Line’ hailed as dawn of tech-based future photos

Saudi Arabia’s revolutionary zero carbon city ‘The Line’ hailed as dawn of tech-based future

By Ruba Obaid ·
Analysis Saudi’s futuristic new city will boost sustainability credentials

Saudi’s futuristic new city will boost sustainability credentials

By Taimur Khan ·
Update Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announces “The Line” project at NEOM. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed bin Salman announces ‘The Line’ - a zero carbon city of 1 million

By Arab News ·

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