من مشكلات منصات التواصل أنها أتاحت للجميع حق الكلام، فظن البعض أن من حقه الحديث في كل شيء وكأنه متخصص. يجادل الباحثين وأهل المعرفة بثقة لا يدعمها علم ولا دليل، ثم تمنحه كثرة التفاعل مصداقية لا يستحقها أمام جمهور قد لا يفرق بين الرأي والمعلومة.
حرية التعبير حق للجميع، لكنها لا تجعل الجهل علمًا، ولا الصوت العالي حجة. ونصيحتي: لا تدخل كل نقاش، ولا تمنح كل متحدث قيمة بمجرد الرد عليه؛ اختر من تحاوره، وتحقق ممن تأخذ عنه.
Contrary to some posts Fujairah terminal in the UAE is still exporting Crude at near full capacity. The Number of vessels just waiting to here has increased significantly as Iran has limited the Strait of Homruz
Eli Lilly has done it.
They've gone and made what seems to be a powerful, permanent gene therapy for LDL cholesterol.
That means they'll be able to effectively prevent most heart disease with a single infusion!
يَرى الجُبَناءُ أَنَّ العَجزَ عَقْلٌ.. وَتِلكَ خَديعَةُ الطَبعِ اللَئيمِ.
لدولة الإمارات قيادة لا تلين ولا تستكين، تأبى المساس بكرامة الوطن أو سيادته، ولا تقبل فيهما مساومة مهما صَغُرت..
قيادة لا تنجرف وراء ردود الأفعال، بل هي مَنْ يحدد توقيت الرد؛ فإذا قررت، جاء ردها مهيباً، قاطعاً، لا يقبل التأويل يحسب له ألف حساب..
للأسف! هناك من يختبئ كالنعام، يدفن رأسه في الرمال خوفاً من مواجهة الحقيقة، ويخشى تسمية الأمور بأسمائها خوفاً أو ضعفاً أو تراجعاً..
أما نحن، فلا نخاف قول الحقيقة، ولا نختبئ خلف المجاملات أو الحسابات الضيقة..
نسمي الأمور بأسمائها بوضوح، ونقف بثبات عندما يتراجع الآخرون..
ومن يظن أن صمت الإمارات ضعف فإنه حتماً لا يعرف الإمارات..
Around 2010, while everyone else was arguing about whether smartphones were a fad, a small group of men inside a glass tower in Abu Dhabi started buying things that did not yet make sense.
A nuclear power program that wouldn't deliver electricity for sixteen years. A semiconductor company that wouldn't matter for another decade. Renewable energy stakes before renewables were profitable. Diplomatic depth with India that nobody else in the Gulf bothered with. A relationship with Israel that nobody thought was possible. Chinese trade missions and American defense secretaries hosted in the same week, every week, for years.
None of it made sense at the time.
All of it makes sense now.
The artificial intelligence race is no longer about software. The software is converging. The race is now about three things: the chips, the gigawatts of electricity to run them, and the political relationships to keep both flowing in a world where the United States is choking China's chip access and almost every country in between is being asked to pick a side.
The country that put those three things together first, and quietly, is the United Arab Emirates.
It is the only player on the board with all four foreign-policy arrows at once. Washington, where Stargate UAE is being built right now as the largest AI campus outside the continental United States. New Delhi, where G42 is building two gigawatts of compute capacity for the next billion users. Tel Aviv, where the Abraham Accords held through a war and the cross-border tech trade rose four hundred and thirty percent year over year. And Beijing, where one hundred billion dollars in non-oil trade and a working channel to the next ruler of Abu Dhabi remain intact, even after the AI side of the relationship was firewalled off.
Saudi Arabia has the money but not the alliance breadth. Singapore has the neutrality but not the energy. Ireland has the legal scaffolding but froze its data center permits in 2022 because the grid couldn't carry it.
Nobody else is even in the conversation.
In December 2025, the UAE and Israel founded a framework called Pax Silica, a trusted-supply-chain agreement for advanced AI chips. The United States joined as senior partner. India signed in February of this year as the fourth founding signatory.
That list is the four arrows of a fifteen-year strategy, no longer four separate bilateral relationships, now joined into a single working architecture for the most strategically important industry of the century. The UAE is the central routing node.
The Western press is still asking whether the UAE belongs in the AI race at all; the question they should be asking is whether anyone running the AI race can afford not to route through them.
The full briefing on how this was built, and what to watch in the next two years, is on my Power Pundit briefing: https://t.co/GDFOrkobYs