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The article argues that energy security has expanded beyond ensuring the flow of oil and gas to become intertwined with national security and global stability. Any disruption to energy facilities or maritime routes—particularly the Strait of Hormuz—could drive up prices and inflation, while harming production and supply chains. It calls for stronger security and diplomatic cooperation to protect infrastructure and shipping lanes and to contain crises, while highlighting Saudi Arabia’s role in stabilizing supplies, diversifying its economy, and investing in renewable energy and modern technologies. It concludes that stability requires dialogue, joint crisis-management mechanisms, and diversified energy sources—transforming energy from a tool of conflict into a sphere for cooperation and sustainable development.
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