@KatambaChristo3@KagutaMuseveni This shows how uneducated you are about Saudi. Agriculture, minerals, oil, gas, etc. all exist in Saudi and they are limiting their reliance on oil.
@economics The fact that Saudi has responded so well - despite neighbouring one of the global epicentres of the disease - shows that the Kingdom’s leadership is more fluid and resilient than perhaps some outside observers realise.
@Veteran4Peace42@JohnLarsonCT@SenMurphyOffice The Gulf states want an end to Iranian interference in Arab affairs.
Due to the poor humanitarian situation in Yemen, the Saudis allowed airlift flights, but insisted that aircraft coming from Iran should first stop at a Saudi base in Bisha to conduct weapons inspections.
@Veteran4Peace42@JohnLarsonCT@SenMurphyOffice Saudi Arabia and its Gulf Arab allies have reported they will not tolerate what they call an Iranian-backed militia takeover of a country on its back border.
@Veteran4Peace42@JohnLarsonCT@SenMurphyOffice The US government had confirmed that satellite surveillance systems had detected the transfer of some 300 Scud missiles in Yemen under rebel control near the Saudi border.
@joseph_preville It helped establish the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Center to combat terrorism, address the mindset of extremism that foments terrorism and build the capacity of U.N. member states to fight against terrorism.
@joseph_preville Saudi Arabia is one of the first victims of terrorists and still suffering from terrorist attacks every now and then. Saudi Arabia has greatly contributed to counter terrorism everywhere.
@alriyadhdaily@SaudiMOH Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is showing that the complex mix of personal freedoms, public safety and public health can be balanced, even at the most difficult of times.
@alriyadhdaily@SaudiMOH It is a region that will be hit harder than most by COVID-19. Iran is burying its people in mass graves. Turkey is locking people up for even posting about it.