Jubail, also known as Al Jubail, is a city in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, renowned for its industrial significance and rapid transformation from a small fishing village to a major industrial city. It is home to the largest industrial complex of its kind in the world, the Jubail Industrial City, which includes petrochemical plants, fertilizer factories, and steel works, among other facilities. The city is meticulously planned, featuring wide roads, well-maintained infrastructure, and modern amenities. Residential areas are separated from industrial zones, ensuring a high quality of life for its inhabitants. Jubail's corniche is a popular spot for families and tourists, offering picturesque views of the Persian Gulf, landscaped gardens, and walking paths. The city also has several shopping centers, international schools, and healthcare facilities, catering to the diverse needs of its residents. Despite its industrial backdrop, Jubail maintains a sense of community and offers various recreational activities, including parks, sports facilities, and cultural events. The city's strategic coastal location has also led to the development of the King Fahd Industrial Port, one of the largest ports in the Gulf region, further cementing Jubail's role as a key economic hub in Saudi Arabia.