The amazing Arab project: Building Railways That Canaí Through the Desert

The Gulf Co-operation Council, consisting of six rich countries in the Middle East, is building a 2,000km railway to connect the region in the best possible way.

By crossing the Arab desert and creating tunnels in the mountains, the challenges of this project are great and fully compatible with its cost. This new railway will connect the Persian Gulf with the Red Sea, with the aim of restructuring the transport sector and reducing CO2 emissions, beginning a new era of economic growth.

The idea of implementing this project arose in 2009 by the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, from the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman, known to the Gulf Co-operation Council. The production costs of this mega project will be divided among states will range from $100 billion to 250 billion. g.v/abcnews. al