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Neom City Update

,   and  Phil Kunz
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The construction on Neom has started. We first reported on the project way back in December 2020.

Neom: Reality, Fantasy, and Tribal Lives
Last week, a visit caused much controversy. While some admitted that such a meeting took place, others made their denial known. Was this denial categorical? Maybe not. The point of contention in the argument revolves around whether Benjamin Netanyahu was onboard the flight that took off for Neom. Re…
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The original article on Neom City.

There is a video from January 2023 that shows: Saudi Arabia following through. We will keep you updated as things progress:

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