Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia’s new city developments are part of an ambitious effort to diversify its economy beyond oil, attract global investment, and modernize its urban landscape. As part of Vision 2030, the country is creating futuristic cities to drive economic growth, tourism, and innovation. Key projects include Neom, a $500 billion high-tech megacity aiming for sustainability and AI-driven governance; The Line, a 170-km linear city without cars; King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC), focused on logistics and manufacturing; and Red Sea Project, a luxury tourism destination. Saudi Arabia’s population is growing rapidly, surpassing 36 million, and these developments aim to create jobs, improve livability, and position the country as a global hub for business, technology, and tourism.

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Suzhou Industrial Park

Suzhou Industrial Park

Suzhou Industrial Park (SIP), located in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China, is a large-scale industrial and economic development zone established in 1994 as a collaboration between China and Singapore. Designed to foster high-tech industries, advanced manufacturing, and foreign investment, SIP covers 288 square kilometers and is home to a wide range

Ciudad Evita

Ciudad Evita

Ciudad Evita is a planned city located in the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, designed to provide affordable housing and improve living conditions for working-class families. Founded in 1949 by the Evita Foundation, it was named after Eva Perón, the beloved First Lady of Argentina. The city was originally conceived as

Yizhuang

Yizhuang

Yizhuang is a planned urban district in the southeast of Beijing, China, developed as part of the city's efforts to manage its rapid urban growth and decentralize industrial activities. Originally an agricultural area, Yizhuang has transformed into a high-tech industrial zone focused on biotechnology, IT, and manufacturing. It

Tapiola

Tapiola

Tapiola, located in Espoo, Finland, is one of the country’s most notable planned towns. Developed in the 1950s by architects and urban planners, it was designed to combine modern living with nature, green spaces, and community-oriented design. Known for its low-rise, car-free environment, Tapiola features residential neighborhoods, commercial areas,