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Saudi Arabia Invests in Amusement Parks Near Paris

Summary by eurotopics.net
France's President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi-Arab Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have signed a fundamental agreement on the financing of three new amusement parks in the Paris region. With six billion euros, an amusement park for the Dragon Ball Z manga series is to be built, for which both heads of state are enthusiastic.

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The French president and the Saudi crown prince share a love for manga comics and video games.

·Madrid, Spain
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With its three Saudi amusement parks, including one dedicated to Dragon Ball Z, macronian France seems to have found its new cultural policy: foreign soft power, entertainment and jobs. But are the French really waiting for their country to be turned into a amusement park? Islamic interference in France, with its petrodollars, is a trade endorsed benignly by the regime. Only Russian interference, whose press speaks without having yet shown it, i…

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"I will preserve everything I can preserve," said the Mayor of Courdimanche on Friday, August 28, where the Dragon Ball amusement park is to be built.

·Paris, France
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What if the future amusement park around the manga, recently formalized by Emmanuel Macron, never finally saw the light of day? (Culture, media and entertainment).

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France's President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi-Arab Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have signed a fundamental agreement on the financing of three new amusement parks in the Paris region. With six billion euros, an amusement park for the Dragon Ball Z manga series is to be built, for which both heads of state are enthusiastic.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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