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December 25, 2024
Magdeburg tragedy: The consequences of ignoring explicit Saudi warnings
December 25, 2024
Change before it's too late: How companies reinvent themselves
December 13, 2024
Welcoming the world to Saudi Arabia
With the fleeing of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the collapse of the Syrian army, and the fall of cities such as Damascus, Homs, Aleppo, Hama, and Sweida into the hands of armed opposition factions, an important chapter in Syria’s modern history has drawn to a close.For nearly six decades, the Assad regime—first under Hafez and then his son Bashar—dominated the nation.Now, Syrians face immense challenges as they embark on rebuilding their country.Foremost among these is restoring security and stability to enable the return of millions of displaced Syrians and refugees to their homes. This process will require extensive reconstruction efforts.However, I hope this critical period will not be marred by prolonged conflicts, internal divisions, or external interventions.I have...
December 12, 2024
After Assad: Syria’s road to stability
December 12, 2024
Beyond football: The impact of Saudi Arabia's 2034 World Cup hosting
I wouldn't strip the shirt off my back for many people,but for my brother, I would.And no, I don’t know how to sew,but I’d learn for him.
If he needed shoes,I’d walk barefoot over gravel,my feet bleeding,still asking if he wanted me to carry him.
If he was hungry,I’d peel him my last orange.
He probably doesn’t know it,but if I saw him breaking down,I’d use the sewing skills I just learnedand stitch him back together—even if I had to pull thread from my own skin.
My brother is not just my blood.He is half of me.A part of me I’d never trade.
For him, I’d give everything.I’d pour out all the light inside of me,even if it left me empty—even if it made me nothing—as long as he never felt alone at night.
Because I loved him before he had a name.
December 12, 2024
I loved him before he had a name
On a historic day that will forever be etched in the memory of Saudis and the world, it was announced on December 11, 2024, that Saudi Arabia won the bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. This day stands as a testament to the promise Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made years ago — a promise to transform Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, and the Middle East into a new Europe. This was a commitment not limited to words alone; it was accompanied by ambitious plans and a bold vision, ushering in sweeping changes that reshaped the Kingdom, making it a global hub for sports, entertainment, and economic growth.Since embarking on this transformative journey, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been steadfast in his pursuit of comprehensive national development. Saudi Vision 2030 became the roadmap...
December 12, 2024
Saudi Arabia's 2034 World Cup triumph: A vision realized, inspiring a unified nation
Public transportation is absolutely vital for building cities that are linked, sustainable, and efficient.It guarantees fair access to vital services such education, employment, and healthcare, therefore reducing carbon emissions, traffic congestion, and related issues.Studies show that strong public transportation systems can lower greenhouse gas emissions by about 37% and urban traffic congestion by up to 50%.Public transit offers dependable and fairly cost mobility options, therefore enhancing everyone's quality of living and supporting economic development.By encouraging the use of public transportation rather than private vehicles, reducing energy consumption, and so minimizing the city environmental impact, it also helps meet environmental goals.Well-developed transportation...
November 30, 2024
Driving the future: How public transportation is transforming Saudi Arabia
By Firas Ibrahim TrabulsiIn the realm of journalism and media, responses are generally directed toward three types of audiences: supporters, critics, and neutrals. Supporters already know the truth and need no convincing—they are fully aware of the misleading nature of false allegations, just as Saudi citizens and residents witness the nation’s remarkable progress daily. Critics, on the other hand, are uninterested in truth; they ignore achievements, no matter how evident or impactful, as their goal is to sow doubt and stir controversy, not to seek truth.The letter sent by U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Dick Durbin to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, calling for Saudi Arabia to be barred from hosting the 2034 World Cup, is rife with glaring contradictions. Its timing is especially...
November 28, 2024
Defending the Truth: Saudi Arabia and the 2034 World Cup
Among the many operational difficulties modern healthcare facilities face are rising expenses, staffing shortages, and poor coordination of treatment.Driven by expensive technologies, administrative challenges and staff expenses, increasing costs seriously affect healthcare providers' capacity to keep both financial sustainability and excellent service standards.Concurrent with this load is a notable lack of healthcare professionals, especially primary care doctors and nurses.In healthcare delivery, fragmentation also fuels inefficiencies since patients may get disconnected services from numerous providers, leading to repeated efforts, higher expenses, and less-than-ideal results. These problems draw attention to how rapidly healthcare delivery must change to increase efficiency, raise...
November 22, 2024
Navigating healthcare's future: Solutions for a sustainable system
