Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to become the center of the world through the Vision 2030 projects, including building futuristic cities and skyscrapers, is facing setbacks and criticism due to unrealistic goals and reliance on oil. The flagship project, The Line, has been dramatically scaled back, and doubts have been raised about technology that is yet to be invented. The projects are struggling to attract foreign investors and facing criticism for human rights abuses. Despite the grand plans, there are concerns about the practicality and feasibility of these projects.
Key Points
Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 projects aim to make the country the center of the world through ambitious developments
The flagship project, The Line, has been scaled back and faces doubts about technology and practicality
Concerns about reliance on oil and struggles to attract foreign investors
Criticism for human rights abuses in some project areas
Cons
Unrealistic goals and reliance on oil
Setbacks and delays in project implementation
Doubts about technology that is yet to be invented