🧤What are the goals of the Saudi Arabia Prince, and who wants to kill the Saudi Arabia price (MBS)?
Local and international news outlets began covering the attack on the Saudi Arabian Prince convoy during the second week of May 2024, although all of the information was untrue. Reports claim to have seen an attack after spotting a burned automobile on the road. However, political commentators are perplexed as to who is behind the dissemination of this information and what the objectives of false news are.
Not much is known about the political and economic reforms carried out by Mohammed bin Salman. Saudi Arabia adopted social and economic reforms of a western nature under the leadership of MBS. MBS advocates for women’s rights in Saudi Arabia by allowing them to drive, play sports, attend concerts and parties without restriction, and watch movies without prior authorization. The Prince of Saudi Arabia aims to advance pluralistic views and multicultural values throughout the nation. The region’s religious fanatics are impacted by this act.
— — -Modernization and privatization have an effect on Islamic mullahs' ingrained psychological mindset. However, the development of a new metropolis named Neom, which Saudi Arabia wants to establish, is met with strong opposition from the surrounding villages.
👉👉👉According to political scientists, every modernizing initiative taken by the Saudi Arabian government creates a new kind of enemy, and the majority of those who criticize the government are ideological extremists.
The Saudi Arabian government intends to reduce its reliance on oil as a source of income. The Saudi government intends to increase the revenue from non-oil resources from 16% to 50% by 2030. The Saudi Arabian government is acting to encourage greater privatization and open economic systems because of this. This move affects Saudi Arabia’s societal structure. Economic openness and the encouragement of private partnerships resulted in a more diverse and pluralistic social behavior system among citizens. Open social and economic reforms also support secular social ideas. Because of this, Islamic countries and Islamic extremists oppose this kind of reform.
