Critics Warn of Dangers from Project 2025

Riyadh Metro, a monumental project taking 11 years to complete, highlights the complexities of delivering large-scale infrastructure amid shifting economic and political climates. The project, initiated in 2013, faced challenges from plummeting oil prices, leadership changes, and the Covid-19 pandemic, all affecting its timeline and execution. Meanwhile, Project 2025 is generating significant attention as it outlines a bold agenda for a potential second Trump administration, proposing the dismantling of various federal departments and an aggressive expansion of presidential power. Crafted by the Heritage Foundation, the nearly 1,000-page plan has faced backlash for its controversial proposals, which critics argue could undermine social programs established during the New Deal. Trump has distanced himself from Project 2025, despite its ties to former administration officials. The implications of Project 2025 are concerning for many, particularly regarding women's rights and government structure, prompting pre-debate discussions among local leaders and officials.