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Zubair Yaqoob
Zubair Yaqoob
The author has diversified experience in investigative journalism. He is Chief content editor at wnobserver.com He can be reached at: [email protected]

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman launched four entertainment projects in the capital Riyadh worth 86 billion riyals ($ 23 billion), Saudi television reported on Tuesday.

Projects include a theme park, a gymnasium and an art center. The king also ordered the naming of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on one of the capital’s main roads.

Zubair Yaqoob
Zubair Yaqoob
The author has diversified experience in investigative journalism. He is Chief content editor at wnobserver.com He can be reached at: [email protected]

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