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السعوديه عباره عن مستشفى للامراض العقليه … وهي غير امنه للسياح نهائيا … تقود مركبتك في احدى الطرقات ويظهر لك مواطن سعودي يتعاطى المؤثرات العقليه ويبدا في ايقافك بالاجبار ليعتدي عليك في مشهد يجسد عدم وجود القانون وانتشار الجريمه Saudi Arabia is like a mental hospital… and it's completely...

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.Donald J. Trump got an escort in Saudi Arabia… not that kind. A military escort—from the Saudi Air Force. Trump touched down as #47, kicking off his first major international trip of the second term. Usually, presidents go to Canada, Mexico, or a NATO ally first. Trump picked Saudi Arabia — because that’s where the money is. The Saudis rolled out the lavender carpet. Over there, lavender is a symbol of generosity — it represents the blossoming wildflowers in their deserts. Trump, right on cue, was rocking a lavender tie to match. The Saudi Crown Prince broke protocol and greeted Trump personally on the tarmac. Usually, they’d send an underling. Trump got a handshake. (Remember, Joe Biden gave the Prince a fist bump — after calling him a pariah — then begged the kingdom to pump more oil. The Prince said HECK NO). Dozens of Arabian horsemen holding American and Saudi flags escorted him through the streets. In Saudi Arabia, horses represent beauty, nobility, and pride — whereas in America, they’re just another thing we bet on. The most meaningful symbol of all? A mobile McDonald’s truck. But Trump was the main attraction. He managed to shake every hand in Saudi Arabia. If you were a Saudi citizen, you probably shook his hand. The point of the trip is to tell the region: “Let’s make money, not war.” Nobody wants their legacy written in blood. Put down the sword and take out the checkbook. But if there’s no respect, there’s no mercy. That was a message to the Iranians and all of their proxies in the region — and, for that matter, anyone around the world who gets frisky. It’s just day one of the Mid-East tour, and Trump’s already bringing home the bacon — the biggest arms deal in history.

Jesse Watters

297,468 次观看 • 1 年前

تشرفت بالمداخلة عبر قناة الإخبارية لتحليل مشهد التحول الاقتصادي والرقمي في المملكة، وكخبير في سلاسل الإمداد والمشتريات ومراقب للمشهد أستعرض أبرز ما تم تناوله: 79% من المدفوعات في قطاع التجزئة باتت إلكترونية في 2024 (مقارنة بـ70% في 2023)، بفضل تطور البنية التحتية الرقمية وتغيّر سلوك المستهلك. السوق السعودي ينمو بوتيرة تفوق المتوسط العالمي للأسواق الناشئة. المنشآت الصغيرة والمتوسطة نمت بنسبة 193%، من 440 ألف إلى 1.3 مليون منشأة منذ بدء الرؤي عام 2016. الاستثمار في اللوجستيات والتحول الرقمي عزّز الكفاءة وخفّض التكاليف وساهم في توطين التقنية. برامج مثل منشآت، كفالة، امتثال، وصنع في السعودية تدعم ريادة الأعمال للشركات الصغيرة والمتوسطة وتفتح فرصًا جديدة. السعودية اليوم سوق ناضج رقميًا، ومغري للاستثمار، ويقدّم تجربة أكثر مرونة وأمانًا للمستهلك. رابط اللقاء في موقع قناة الإخبارية: #التحول_الرقمي #رؤية_2030 #الاقتصاد_السعودي #التقنية #الاستثمار #المنشآت_الصغيرة #الإخبارية #سلاسل_الإمداد #المشتريات #الأخبار #قادة --- It was an honor to appear on قناة الإخبارية channel (Owned by Saudi Broadcasting Authority.) to comment on the economic and digital transformation landscape in Saudi Arabia. As a supply chain and procurement expert closely observing these developments, I highlighted the following key insights: 79% of retail payments in 2024 are now electronic, up from 70% in 2023, driven by advanced digital infrastructure and evolving consumer behavior. Saudi Arabia's market is growing at a pace that exceeds the global average for emerging markets. The number of SMEs has surged by 193%, growing from 440,000 to 1.3 million establishments since the launch of Vision 2030. Investment in logistics and digital transformation has improved efficiency, reduced costs, and supported the localization of technology. Programs like Monsha’at, Kafalah, Istitlaa, and Made in Saudi are empowering entrepreneurship specially for SMEs unlocking new opportunities. Today, Saudi Arabia stands as a digitally mature market, highly attractive to investors, offering consumers a more flexible and secure experience. The link to the interview on Al Ekhbariya Channel's website: #DigitalTransformation #SaudiEconomy #Vision2030 #Fintech #Investment #SMEs #AlEkhbariya #SupplyChain #Procurement #Saudi #News

Hussam AlSammani - حسام الصماني

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Alex Krainer (Alex (Sasha) Krainer) explains why Saudi Arabia, after watching the West freeze nearly $300 billion of Russian assets, is now paying a protection racket to Turkey and Pakistan. The Gulf states understand their own trillions in Western-held sovereign wealth are next. The new alliance is not about defending Israel—it is about acquiring new protectors before the imperial system loots everything. Host Zulfikar, who has direct access to the relevant deliberations, confirms the assessment as simply “protection money.” Krainer: “Everybody saw how the Western powers didn’t hesitate a moment to freeze almost 300 billion dollars’ worth of Russian assets in the Western financial institutions. If they are brazen enough, if they are ruthless enough to do this to the number-one nuclear power in the world, then what is Saudi Arabia to them? It’s nothing. It’s a maggot they will squash whenever they choose to do so. Saudi Arabia not only has far more than Russia—last I looked they had something like 800 or 900 billion dollars in direct assets in the United States—but they also have these enormous sovereign wealth funds. The combined assets of the Saudi, UAE, Qatari, Bahraini and Kuwaiti sovereign wealth funds in the West are something close to five trillion dollars. One thing we can take as a near-100% certainty is that before the Western empire fails, it is going to loot all of that money and take it for its own ends. After Ukraine and after what they did to Russia, these rulers may be corrupt, they may be brutal, they may be ruthless and oppressive, but they are not stupid. They see the writing on the wall. They see what is coming their way. The way I interpret this new alliance between Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia is that Saudi Arabia is deciding to pay a protection racket to Turkey and Pakistan. Two of these three nations are major military powers; one of them is a pipsqueak. Why would Pakistan and Turkey sign an alliance with Saudi Arabia—an attack on one is an attack on all? If somebody attacks Turkey, is Saudi Arabia going to come to their aid? That’s a joke. I think the Saudis initiated this by saying: we are already screwed. We are going to get skinned alive. All our sovereign asset funds—we are probably never going to see them again. So what we can do is, since you are already at least on paper allied with the United States, you can become our protectors. We will pay you for it with these funds that are in the United States. If we say ‘send us a trillion dollars,’ Trump is going to say no—why don’t we send you a trillion dollars’ worth of Patriot missiles that we will deliver in 2046? But if Turkey or Pakistan say ‘send us a trillion dollars,’ the United States may have to send the money. Saudi Arabia gets new protectors, and these new protectors get some of the Saudi money.” Zulfikar: “Alex, a lot of nonsense has been said about this, but you have cut to the chase. You have uttered the words that are the truest words describing what has just taken place. I say this sitting in a position where I have actually listened to the deliberations between people who put their names on the piece of paper. I am that close to the scene. Exactly what you have said is the truth. It is very simple. Saudi Arabia is buying protection. It is protection money. Easy, very simple to understand. And Saudi Arabia watched with great dismay the destruction of the United States by Iran—under 50 years of sanctions.” The Gulf states have read the writing on the wall. Paying a protection racket to real military powers is their attempt to escape the coming looting of the imperial system.

🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉

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🇸🇦🇺🇸🇮🇱 Saudi Arabia and Israel normalization... Do it now, while you have President Trump in office. ✋ Let’s be brutally honest. The Middle East has changed a lot since October 7. Neither Saudi Arabia nor Israel is operating under the same strategic calculus. ❤️ I say this with genuine respect for both countries: 👉 Before October 7, Saudi–Israel normalization seemed very attractive. 🇮🇱 For Israel, it promised a breakthrough in Muslim (not only Arab) perceptions of the legitimacy of the Israeli state. 🇸🇦 For Saudi Arabia, it offered a strategic counterweight to Iran, whose influence had spread across collapsing Arab states through militias and political infiltration. 👉 But the post–October 7 geopolitical landscape is different: 🇮🇷 Iran no longer projects the aura of a rising regional hegemon... Thanks to the Israeli military and intelligence operations. 🇮🇱 Israel, after two years of direct confrontation with Iran’s strongest Arab militias and the Iranian regime itself, now stands as the dominant military power in the Middle East (perhaps only rivaled by Turkey?). 🇸🇦 Meanwhile, the Saudi leadership is recalibrating its Sunni dominance by engaging the new jihadist-leaning regime in Damascus, following the fall of the Assad regime... also Thanks to Israeli military and intelligence operations. In this new balance of power, the urgency that once propelled normalization has evaporated. Neither Saudi Arabia nor Israel sees an immediate, self-interested reason to rush. 🇺🇸 The only real incentive for them is to satisfy U.S. President Trump’s desire to replicate the spectacle of the Abraham Accords. ☝️ That being said, friends I trust in both Israel and Saudi Arabia, confirm the same thing: the desire for normalization is real. ⚠️ This, now, may be the most ideal window open for such a normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel to happen. So, do not waste it! But if it is going to happen, it must be done now, with clarity and sincerity, not as a reactive maneuver against Iran, not as a bargaining chip with Washington, and not as a symbolic gesture. 👉 If Riyadh and Jerusalem take this step, it will reshape the region’s strategic architecture for decades. If they miss it, the opportunity may not return. 👌 Do it for the future of the Middle East.

Dalia Ziada - داليا زيادة

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