NEOM launches public exhibition showcasing THE LINE designs

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Last month, THE LINE designs were revealed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. (Saudi Press Agency)
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Last month, THE LINE designs were revealed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. (Saudi Press Agency)
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Updated 01 August 2022
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NEOM launches public exhibition showcasing THE LINE designs

  • Guided tours available daily in Arabic and English

NEOM is launching an exhibition in Jeddah to showcase the recently announced designs for THE LINE.

It includes detailed designs, renderings, and architectural concepts of THE LINE, allowing visitors to better understand the urban development project's scope and complexity.

The exhibition, which opened on Monday at the Jeddah Superdome, will offer nearly 50 guided tours a day in Arabic and English.

Last month, THE LINE designs were revealed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

They showed the most important features of THE LINE, which is 200 meters wide, 170 kilometers long, and 500 meters tall. It will eventually house 9 million people and have a 34-square-kilometer footprint.

It will take up less land than other cities of comparable capacity and help to conserve 95 percent of NEOM's land.

THE LINE imagines a future without streets, cars, or emissions. It will be powered entirely by renewable energy and prioritize health and well-being over transportation and infrastructure.

People will be able to experience THE LINE firsthand and explore the possibilities of future living during the exhibition.

It runs until Aug. 14 in Jeddah before moving to other locations such as the Eastern Province and Riyadh.

 


Saudi crown prince receives written message from president of Tanzania

Updated 17 December 2025
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Saudi crown prince receives written message from president of Tanzania

  • The letter, about relations between the countries, is delivered by Tanzania’s foreign minister during a meeting with the Kingdom’s deputy foreign minister

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman received a written message on Tuesday from President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania about relations between their countries.

It was delivered by Mahmoud Thabit Kombo, Tanzania’s foreign minister, and accepted on the crown prince’s behalf by Waleed Elkhereiji, the Kingdom’s deputy minister of foreign affairs.

During their meeting at the ministry’s headquarters in Riyadh, the ministers discussed bilateral relations and ways in which they might be enhanced in all sectors, the Saudi Press Agency reported.