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Saudi Arabia, a new format international mediator
On August 5–6, 2023, Jeddah hosted the second international meeting of advisers to heads of state and representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the Peace Formula. Saudi Arabia, which served as the event’s host, gathered delegates from 42 nations on the sidelines of its platform and secured the participation of China, which is considered Russia’s main partner in the Middle East. Despite the fact that the two days of consultations resulted in no breakthroughs, the Saudi media and community of experts universally hailed the meeting…
Madi Khalis Maalouf
Saudi’s “New Oil” Change Pushing for Multipolarity With China
Termed Saudi’s “new oil” industry, tourism ranks very high on Riyadh’s Vision 2030 strategic plan for the country’s economic transformation away from reliance on oil as the major source of revenue. According to the plan, the Saudis aim to raise about US$46 billion annually from tourism by the end of this decade, i.e., by 2030. Saudi’s goal and China’s contribution to world tourism seem to have a perfect synergy. Before Covid, 155 million Chinese tourists spent US$250 billion world-wide. With Saudi Arabia looking to attract tourism, China becomes a natural partner…
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Saudi Arabia: Policies Appropriate for the 21st Century
Saudi Arabia has recently gained popularity with many countries wanting to improve their political and financial status, ranging from Tehran and Washington to London, Paris, and Tel Aviv. And they are all inspired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud’s incredibly effective policy, which is gaining fame and recognition by the day. His policy of ending years of antagonism with Iran, aided by China, has caused Western countries to be concerned about losing their position in the Persian Gulf region. If the Crown Prince offers to negotiate to the satisfaction of all interested parties, the US and NATO can offer nothing but war to other states, forgetting that this is the 21st century with its new peace-loving policy…
Viktor Mikhin
Saudi: Playing Big Powers for Maximum Gains
Salman Rafi Sheikh
Why did Jake Sullivan fly to Saudi Arabia?
Viktor Mikhin
Saudi Arabia in keeping with the Politics of a Multipolar World
Viktor Mikhin
Saudi Arabia is Building the Country of the Future
Valery Kulikov
The results of Xi Jinping’s visit to Saudi Arabia
Viktor Mikhin
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