The Saudi megaproject NEOM is an opportunity to redefine livability, business and people’s relationship with nature, its deputy CEO Rayan Fayez said on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Fayez said that 95 percent of NEOM would be a nature reserve and that the city would run entirely on renewable energy, from wind and solar resources and the world’s largest hydrogen plant.

He added that although NEOM was a Saudi project, it aimed attract the best global talent to live there.

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