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In "Opinion / Voices"
January 18, 2021
Developing Saudi women leadership career skills quite at an early stage of their lives
The AlUla summit has demolished all agendas built on the Gulf discord and removed every reproof among the Gulf brothers in a fraternal encounter marked by wisdom, clarity of souls, sincere embrace and hug preceded by expressions of love, welcome, and hospitality.Of course, this serenity that enveloped the AlUla summit, held on Jan. 5, 2021, has unsettled mercenaries and the trumpets of evil that feed on sedition.The disagreement among the Gulf people and their leaders ended in one fell swoop with the return of relations to their purity amid joy and pleasure evident on the ground. It led to the opening of borders, airspace, and freedom of movement as they were before the crisis. The mercenaries see this harmony among brothers as a threat to their livelihood and survival.This is happening in...
January 13, 2021
People on top of peaks embracing while mercenaries sinking
December 29, 2020
Test of humans in 2020
December 24, 2020
Vaccine joy but long road ahead
December 10, 2020
Human Relations
December 07, 2020
Is the solution to the Gulf crisis not approaching?
It is human nature that everyone has an inherent need for entertainment and a desire for joy, especially, with the present times causing a deep need for diversion for all of us, I presume. Luckily, the entertainment sector is promising in Saudi Arabia as our wise leaders believe in the quality of life, therefore, are expanding and fully supporting this field in the country. The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA) Turki Al-Shikh is supervising entertainment inside Saudi Arabia and, I think, he is handling this sector smartly and attractively.A lot of stride has been taken over the last couple of years in entertainment, managed by Al-Shikh, in Saudi Arabia. Riyadh is alive nowadays with different forms of entertainment and is warming-up now, I...
December 06, 2020
Welcome Turki Al-Shikh
December 02, 2020
Saudi Aramco between 1977 and 2020
I was honored to be approached by the Ministry of Interior to visit the Unified Security Operations Center (911), a subordinate of the National Center for Security Operations (NCSO), in Riyadh last week for which I was grateful to the ministry.
During my visit, I was able to see the facilities of the center and the excellent people who work for it with an extraordinary level of professionalism and experience.
As part of my visit to the center, I realized that it plays a very huge role in the security field in Saudi Arabia, serving six sectors (Special Forces for Environment Security, Traffic, Security Patrols, Civil Defence and Special forces for Road and Police) and collaborating with different governmental agencies such as the Ministry of Health, Saudi Red Crescent Authority,...
December 01, 2020
Security operations in the Kingdom — a reassuring visit
December 01, 2020
Iran, the world and the general
