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Saudi Arabia and the Seven Kings
The article points out that Saudi Arabia, since its unification by King Abdulaziz in 1932, has evolved from a country with a balanced diplomatic presence reflecting wisdom and flexibility into a state moving toward more centralized decision-making, making faster choices and adopting a more adventurous approach in foreign policy. This shift occurs while the country continues to maintain its economic and oil power; however, it faces a decline in the political and diplomatic prestige that once characterized it. This decline is due to impulsive policies and quick decision-making camps adopted by the current leadership. The article highlights that seven kings governed Saudi Arabia and left behind a legacy of wisdom and balance. In contrast, the current leadership faces the challenge of restoring that wisdom and diplomatic stature to preserve the Kingdom’s position as a major regional and international power, and to prevent reckless policies from leading to international isolation and a decline in its historical stature.
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