article_snippet: The King Abdullah Economic City, or KAEC (pronounced 'cake'), will be slightly larger than Washington DC and home to approximately two million residents.
article_snippet: The entrance of King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) which will have a industrial complex and financial centre .
article_snippet: King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) had pinned King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC)
article_snippet: hopes for King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) 's future on the new-build, although at the moment The entrance of King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) which will have a industrial complex and financial centre resembles a dusty building site dotted with cranes and work is not likely to be completed for ten years, at least.
article_snippet: KAEC is one of four new cities being built to diversify an economy that is overly dependent on oil.
article_snippet: Already KAEC has KAEC own website showing plans, maps and including details on how to invest.
article_snippet: Fadi Al-Rasheed, the managing director of Emaar Economic City, the publicly traded Saudi company that runs the entire KAEC project, told the BBC: .
article_snippet: KAEC has KAEC own website showing plans for the city, including details on how to invest in KAEC growth . '
article_snippet: There are 90 km of roads in use in KAEC but, under present deeply held religious beliefs prohibiting present, no women in the country are able to drive on no women in the country.
article_snippet: King Abdullah King Abdullah had pinned King Abdullah hopes for the country's future on The  city as oil runs out . '
article_snippet: KAEC is also expected to become an important tourist stopover for pilgrims, aided by the fact
article_snippet: The megaproject on KAEC was announced in 2005.
highlights_snippet: The King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) will be home to two million people in total .
  