RCU unveils $15bn masterplan for Al-'Ula regeneration

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Infrastructure, Other, Power, Renewables, Transport, Waste and water

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Middle East & Africa

Saudi Arabia's Royal Commission for Al-'Ula (RCU) has confirmed a $15 billion budget for the 3-phase development of its oasis regeneration project. RCU has invested $2 billion in initial seed funding for the development of the historical development area including the expansion of...

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