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Plans to develop AlUla, Saudi Arabia into the ‘world’s largest living museum’ by 2035 unveiled at World Urban Forum 2020

Royal Commission for AlUla reveals its framework and masterplans for sustainable, responsible, long-term development of the 22,000km square county that is set to attract 2 million visitors by 2035 Launch at the UN World Urban Forum

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Royal Commission for AlUla reveals its framework and masterplans for sustainable, responsible, long-term development of the 22,000km square

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Royal Commission for AlUla reveals its framework and masterplans for sustainable, responsible, long-term development of the 22,000km square

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Royal Commission for AlUla reveals its framework and masterplans for sustainable, responsible, long-term development of the 22,000km square

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Royal Commission for AlUla reveals its framework and masterplans for sustainable, responsible, long-term development of the 22,000km square

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