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This article relies on critiquing the political and ideological use of the concept of "vision" in Saudi Arabia. It explains that some individuals invent legitimacy for their opinions by claiming they represent directives or objectives of the national project, without obtaining official authorization or clear responsibility. The article emphasizes the need to distinguish between personal opinion and the state’s project, and it affirms that the declared goals of the vision, such as promoting Islamic values and national identity, should remain a clear reference. Any attempt to utilize them to justify cultural or social positions that contradict them requires targeted arguments. It criticizes how some individuals impose a one-sided interpretation of the vision, portraying it as the exclusive path to the future, which leads to its exploitation to impose their guardianship over society. The article calls for clarification of who officially represents their views and emphasizes that the vision is a national project requiring clear responsibility from its representatives. Any personal opinion elevated in its name must be accompanied by formal authorization.
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