Connecticut GOP candidate acknowledges work in Saudi Arabia
By SUSAN HAIGH
Associated Press
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The Republican candidate for governor in Connecticut has acknowledged for the first time that he has been a consultant for a proposed futuristic city in Saudi Arabia, backed by the powerful Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The confirmation in an article published Wednesday by Hearst Connecticut Media comes after Bob Stefanowski declined for months to provide a list of his consulting clients. Stefanowski told the newspaper group that he has been involved with the NOEM city-building project since 2019. His acknowledgement came after being presented with documents showing he has met with top executives of the planned green energy city.