Al Noor Cities - meaning the cities of light - will be located on opposite sides of the Red Sea and will be linked by a bridge and rail network. The bridge across the Bab Al Mandeb Strait will connect Asia and Africa. Dubai-based Al Noor, owned by Sheikh Tarek Mohammed bin Laden, plans to raise an initial investment of $200 billion (Dh736bn) and the total investment in the project will reach $1 trillion. The project will create four million jobs and take up to 20 years to complete. ...
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Four Million Jobs Will be Created in Yemen and Djibouti
Development and construction group Al Noor Holding Investment has announced plans to build two cities in Yemen and Djibouti.
Al Noor Cities - meaning the cities of light - will be located on opposite sides of the Red Sea and will be linked by a bridge and rail network. The bridge across the Bab Al Mandeb Strait will connect Asia and Africa. Dubai-based Al Noor, owned by Sheikh Tarek Mohammed bin Laden, plans to raise an initial investment of $200 billion (Dh736bn) and the total investment in the project will reach $1 trillion. The project will create four million jobs and take up to 20 years to complete. ...
Al Noor Cities - meaning the cities of light - will be located on opposite sides of the Red Sea and will be linked by a bridge and rail network. The bridge across the Bab Al Mandeb Strait will connect Asia and Africa. Dubai-based Al Noor, owned by Sheikh Tarek Mohammed bin Laden, plans to raise an initial investment of $200 billion (Dh736bn) and the total investment in the project will reach $1 trillion. The project will create four million jobs and take up to 20 years to complete. ...
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