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HomeWorldSaudi-Backed Manga Theme Park Approved for Development Near Paris
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Saudi-Backed Manga Theme Park Approved for Development Near Paris

A €6 billion investment clears the way for three new entertainment venues in France.

24 August 2026 at 22:14 · 1 min read

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A new manga-inspired theme park is slated for construction on the outskirts of the French capital.
A new manga-inspired theme park is slated for construction on the outskirts of the French capital.Denys Nevozhai / Unsplash

Authorities have authorized the development of three new theme parks in the greater Paris region, following a €6 billion capital injection from Saudi Arabia. One of the planned entertainment sites will feature a design inspired by manga. This multi-billion euro financial commitment provides the necessary backing to commence construction on the new leisure destinations.

TopicsFranceSaudi ArabiaTheme ParksMangaForeign Investment
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