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Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company has paid out nearly $100bn (£77bn) in dividends as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman seeks to fund ambitious plans to build a ‘mirror city’ in the desert.

The Line will be part of the desert complex Neom, which will also feature an artificial ski resort, an octagonal floating port city, a swimming lane for commuters and robots to serve its future residents.

The new site, dubbed Aquellum and billed as a luxury and experiential space offering guests a taste of futuristic living, looks like something out of a sci-fi video game

Saudi Arabia Unveils Plans for Giant Cube-Shaped Structure in Downtown Riyadh: Containing 20-times the volume of the Empire State Building.

The building site runs straight as an arrow across the sand and through the mountains of the kingdom, with foundations up to 33ft deep for the self-contained metropolis.

The clip was released by Ot Sky, an aerial photography company, and shows diggers at the 75-mile long site in Saudi Arabia.

Senior executives on Neoms leadership team, composed of roughly 20 Saudis and foreigners, are being paid about $1.1 million each annually, according to internal documents.

Mohammed bin Salman hopes to build a 75-mile mirrored skyscraper housing 5m people – but is his plan even technically possible?

Developers have drawn up plans to build two dual skyscrapers up to 1,600 feet tall, running parallel for 75 miles in Saudi Arabia based on the direction of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

The Line (also called Mirror Line) at NEOM is Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s planned $500 billion NEOM project that is set to become the world’s longest skyscraper. With an aim to house nine million people, create 38,000 job opportunities by 2030, abandon traditional carbon-intensive infrastructures, ensure a comfortable climate throughout the year, and create an improved quality of...