The Oxagon is a proposed floating city in Saudi Arabia that will serve as a logistics hub and port for the larger Neom project, a renewable energy-powered region. The city will be octagonal in shape and is expected to house around 90,000 residents by 2030, with the first phase of development set to begin in 2023. The floating city will be located on the Red Sea, close to the Suez Canal, and will be arranged around water-filled floating squares connected by canals. It will be powered solely by renewable energy and will utilize artificial intelligence and robotics to create an efficient supply chain. The project is part of Saudi Arabia's push towards becoming a highly innovative country, and it is expected to revolutionize the global manufacturing industry.

In addition to the Oxagon, there is another proposed floating city called Pangeos, which is named after the supercontinent Pangaea. If built, Pangeos would be the largest sea vessel ever built and would essentially be a massive floating city.

Overall, the Oxagon and Neom project demonstrate Saudi Arabia's ambitious plans for sustainable development and innovation.

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