Saudi Arabia is Building a 12000 KM River in the Desert @CivilMentors
Saudi Arabia is Building a 12000 KM River in the Desert  @CivilMentors
Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
From towering skyscrapers to futuristic cities, Saudi Arabia is rapidly transforming its landscape with innovative and groundbreaking initiatives that are setting new standards in architecture, engineering, and sustainability. From endless sands to iconic skylines, Saudi Arabia's journey has been nothing short of extraordinary.

Known for its endless sand seas and parched lands, the kingdom is now setting its sights on a new horizon – a river that spans thousands of kilometers longer than Nile River and promises to reshape its landscape. But can they pull it off? Will it cause more harm than good? We examine all these questions and more in this video.

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