Saudi Arabia plans luxury island of Laheq in the Red Sea until 2028!

Saudi Arabia plans luxury island of Laheq in the Red Sea until 2028!

Rotes Meer, Saudi-Arabien - Saudi Arabia presented its latest prestige project with the name "Laheq", which is to be created on the Red Sea. This project consists of a luxurious residential and holiday complex that is built on an artificial archipelago. The opening is planned for 2028 as part of the Saudi efforts to position the kingdom as a first -class travel destination. The center of LAHEQ will be a ring-shaped island with a diameter of around 800 meters, on which high-end apartments, hotels and shops are to be accommodated, such as oe24.at reported. In addition, the project is supplemented by coastal villas and other living areas in the south, center and north of the archipelago. "Laheq" attaches great importance to sustainability. The use of renewable energies, the creation of new mangrove forests and the protection of existing coral reefs is planned. Nevertheless, there are concerns about the environmental impacts, since such projects are often perceived as interventions in sensitive ecosystems.

not just a project

"LAHEQ" is not the only mega project as part of the Saudi "Vision 2030". This initiative aims to transform Saudi Arabia through cultural renewal and economic diversification. In addition to LAHEQ, numerous other important projects are being planned, such as the "Qiddiya City", which is to become a global center for entertainment, sport and culture. Another remarkable project is the Jeddah Tower, which, after a five-year break, is now under construction and is striving for the title of the highest building in the world, as Archdaily.com reports.

While Saudi Arabia is preparing for the World Mass in Riyadh 2030, these developments show the commitment of the Kingdom of Progress and Innovation. International architectural offices are involved in the planning, which underlines the country's ambitions to become visible on the global stage.

challenges and outlook

Despite the impressive plans, there are challenges. The budget for many of these mega projects has recently been significantly shortened, which could question the implementation of "Laheq". In addition, the rapid development raises questions about labor costs, the environmental impact and the long -term feasibility of the projects. However, Saudi Arabia's “Vision 2030” should continue to arouse global interest and to show the transformative endeavor of the country.

The coming years will show whether "Laheq" and other major projects can be successfully realized and what influence they will have on the environment and the local population. A future -oriented approach could be crucial.