Saudi Arabia has no permanent rivers, almost no rainfall, and is one of the most water-scarce countries on Earth. Yet it supports more than 35 million people, rapidly expanding cities, and mega-projects worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
So where does all the water come from?
In this episode of Power Moves, we investigate how Saudi Arabia turned one of its greatest geographical disadvantages into a global business opportunity.
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The $100B Business of Water In Saudi Arabia
How a desert country built the world's largest water industry.
