Saudi Arabia is about to make history with the launch of the world's largest modern "downtown" project, known as the "Murabba." Led by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, the project aims to revolutionize city living with its sustainable design, green spaces, and innovative technologies. 

Set to create over 334,000 jobs, provide housing for 104,000 families, and offer more than 80 entertainment and culture venues, the Murabba is sure to become a game-changer for the region's non-oil GDP, with estimates of up to 180 billion Riyals. 

With an iconic museum, technology and design university, and immersive theatre among its many attractions, the Murabba is set to redefine the future of urban living. It is set to be situated at the intersection of King Salman and King Khalid roads, providing easy access to hundreds of thousands of residents. Additionally, the project will be only a 20-minute drive from the airport, making it accessible for tourists and international visitors.

One of the most exciting features of the Murabba project is the “Mukaab,” an exceptional iconic landmark. The Mukaab will be one of the largest built structures in the world, standing 400m high, 400m wide, and 400m long. Its design includes first-of-its-kind facilities, showcasing the latest innovative technologies, and will be a must-see destination for tourists and locals alike.

The Murabba project is expected to be completed in 2030, with the company behind its development focused on delivering a world-class, modern city center that provides a sustainable living for its residents. 

This announcement is not just significant for Saudi Arabia, but it is a major milestone for the entire region, as it demonstrates the country's commitment to progress and development. The Murabba project is set to create a new benchmark for modern living, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in city design and innovation.