world first non profit city saudi: Riyadh, the world’s first ‘non-profit city’; Saudi Crown Prince announces world first non profit city

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• About 44% of the city will be open green spaces
• The new venture will be enough to change the future of the youth

Riyadh: Saudi Arabia to establish world’s first non-profit city in Riyadh The announcement was made by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. This non-profit city, located in Hay Irqa, near Wadi Hanifa in Riyadh, will be the first such non-profit enterprise in the world. The new city will be built under the auspices of the Crown Prince’s Miss Charitable Foundation. It will be known as the Emir Mohammed bin Salman Non Profit City.

Covering an area of ​​3.4 sq km, 44 per cent of the city will be open green spaces. The Crown Prince said the new venture aims to set an example to the world in this regard. It will provide all the facilities and facilities for the new generation, including students, to grow and develop. The city offers open opportunities and training programs for young people, NGOs and enterprises, and is a permanent venue for academic discussions, including science, technology and learning.

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Forty-four percent of the area will be open space, including open theaters. Young people, volunteers and international organizations can register here. Institutions such as academies, colleges, Miss Schools, conference venues, and museums of science, as well as opportunities for interaction, study, and discovery in areas such as artificial intelligence, the Internet, and robotics, will be established in the city. This includes the Art Institute Gallery, the Performing Arts Theaters, the playground, the kitchen, and the apartment complex. The Saudi Crown Prince said the new initiative would be enough to change the future of young people in the country and around the world.

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