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The landof Saudi ARABIANS
DateThursday, February 4, 2010
Labels: Business and Economy, Maps and Views, saudi arabia
Saudi Arabia from robert almario on Vimeo.
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The Curse of Saddam.
Labels: Economic, Economic development, Government, Middle East, People and Society, politics, Poverty, Wisdom literature
Image by Kodak Agfa via FlickrKuwait has recovered after the invasion, but the countries hit by the curse of Saddam has still not recovered, and are bleeding the price and bleeding .
Tens of thousands of Yemeni labors in the Gulf were forced to return to to their home country. Also thousands of Iraqis Emigrated out from Yemen. As a result The Yemen's economy received a deadly hit, and since those days Yemen is drowning in wars between the north and south and the north and the north, between tribe and the state, the family and clan.In Sudan, the complexity of wars has escalated . conflicts stretching from the north and south to make to the war in Darfur the most violent civil war in history of human.
The current Yemen ordeal with the Huthis is just a cry of help and what a deadly cry, that got managed to get on the surface to the world to see .This malfunctioning world in our beloved Yemen is BECAUSE the Officials of the ruling party in there failed Yemenis over and over in the past three decades. And what amaze me more that after so many years of failing to achieve the simplest kinds of safety and stability required this government still strongly adhere to the authority as if it want to prove to everyone its well-deserved deficit failure.This country on the way to many wars, if the development wheel did not roll in it immediately . The government need to spend lots o times in fighting Poverty and ignorance instead of fighting its people. It should pay more attention and sympathy to the Yemenis ,support them and give them more opportunities to thrive in every aspect ,to give them all reasons to belong , to want to be Yemenis to replace the urging desire of Huthis and the South to secede.
In my opinion,the solution for the problems in Yemen at this stage needs a genuine involvement of neighboring countries to contribute by what ever it take to help Yemen to prosper and development into a modern state. They need to know that they are not alone in this and we are there for them .At the same time the officials in Yemen and the people must work hard to find a common ground they can meet to solve all of their conflicts.
London Conference which took place in the British capital at the invitation of Prime Minister, last Wednesday came out with recommendations that were confusing as situation it Coincided with . It ended with resolutions did not touch the mysterious essence of the crisis of Yemen in their various manifestations, except for the sadly supporting the Yemeni government in its suppressive war against its people.
Unfortunately, that people pay a price for bad choices their governments aided by the current international toxic support which leads to more suffering of the Yemeni peoples and the growing sense of oppression.
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You all are invited
DateFriday, January 15, 2010
Labels: Communication, Google, Google Wave, Twitter
The only way to join it is by getting invited it.I got into early,WHEN I WAS INVITED by google wave when i applied for it .I was asked to invite people to receive invitations ..and i want to help my readers and friend bloggers to join google wave.
So in order to get invited pleaedo the following:
- COMMMENT here (most important )
- Give my blog an alexa review (please write your true opinion)
- join my fan page
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Who is driving the Wheels in Saudi Arabia?
DateThursday, January 14, 2010
Labels: Arabian Peninsula, Automotive industry, Business and Economy, Economics, Google Translate, Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia, King Abdulaziz, Maps and Views, Middle East, saudi arabia, Saudi Arabian
To understand how the Kingdom has achieved in about three decades, it is necessary to appreciate the contribution that long-term strategic planning has made to the developmental process.The Kingdom's progress Plans have considered every aspect , LIKE identifying its infrastructural, the economy, agricultural, industrial and commercial needs and creating strategies, all compatible with each other, to achieve clearly defined national goals THAT does not clash with the society traditions and believes.
The PROGRESS strategy of Saudi Arabia really begun to get more more positive results since three decades when a series of Five Year Plans system was established.This system working well for the kingdom so far .It facilitated Saudi Arabia through the transitions from an extraordinarily fast developmental stage to another,without disturbing political , security and economic conditions that can occur easily when a new change or concept is implied on a population . People’s current views and believes toward any revolutionized ideas really counts thats why to considering a new change does not means imposing it immediately. Usually it is required to do massive Awareness programs and campaigns to make prepare the society for the new change.
We as a society has always been very attractive news materials for foreign press judging us on who we are from their foreign point of view and thinking they are just bring out our worries and problems but all they do is finding a new gig to talk about to draw the attention away of their real issues. From time to time, on the occasion, or without one , we find ourselves put in a terrible image by others. We are not retarded or underdeveloped ,we are relatively a new and blossoming nation that wants to go ahead on a solid and clean ground base. We move through developments by thought and behavior firsts then rest will come.
Saudi Arabia is a country rich in its wonderful Saudis and non Saudis minds that exploit the country many resources like oil ,Large deposits of gold, silver, iron ore, copper, bauxite, coal, tungsten, phosphates, lead, zinc, and uranium.The government working in conjunction with the private sector, focusing on all non-oil sector growth. And most things we use in every aspect our life are made is KSA.
The Saudi society is active and interactive community. This is evidenced by the many of their contributions , not least of all the posts in Saudi space programs of any kind, but at the same time Saudi Arabians are attached to their heritage more than anything, which makes them almost busy in studying the past to get inspiration and to benefit from the lessons of history for better planning to the near future and long term. They really take pride in the glories of their ancestors which is focused on the courage, generosity and eloquence. They are proud of their aircraft industry the automotive industry food insufficiency and the pharmaceutical industry . Most of Saudis look at the industries that imported by other advanced industrial countries as temporary situation that must not stay for long.
So although it might appeers that politicians propose a change it is the people who take is or not.Our civilization is of thought and behavior thats why the common people living is KSA are the desision makers who are driving the wheel of progress.
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Is Quran Compatible with the Modern Science?
DateMonday, January 4, 2010
Labels: Christianity, Holy Quran, islam, Kids and Teens, miracles, Qur'an, Quran, Religion and Spirituality, Sharia
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The dawn i never want to exist
DateSunday, January 3, 2010
Labels: Cancer, Death, disease, health, Intensive-care medicine, my life stories
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SaudI Arabia economy 2010
DateSaturday, January 2, 2010
Labels: Business and Economy, Late-2000s recession, saudi arabia
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Hunger in America
DateSunday, December 27, 2009
Labels: History, United States
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