Saif al-Arab
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I live and travel West, in last 10 years KSA and GCC has send thousands of youngster to Canadian and US engineering schools . And I smell a huge expulsion of foreign worker is coming soon.
I am a chemical engineer myself. Studied in both the US and Europe. There is currently not enough of work for youngsters in KSA which is why reforms are necessary and why they have been pursued. Genuine ones it seems. The entire economic system must be reconstructed profoundly - a work in process.
The numbers will definitely decrease in the future (which is only natural as locals must be given priority as they are given in every country in the world) but there will always be expats in the GCC similar to how it is in the West.
Also don't forget the green card talk or naturalization which has been discussed although I understand that you are against such policies as per that other thread about the Rohingyas.
Anyway did you ever visit that well-known Saudi Arabian restaurant in Virginia?
India doesn't see International diplomacy through the prism of Religion or Sect for that matter. Our Ministry of External Affairs work for the interests of India and Indians around the world and not to please others.
Here is the list of Indian Ambassadors in GCC
UAE: Navdeep Suri
Bahrain: Alok Kumar
Kuwait: Sunil Jain
Oman: Indra Mani Pandey
Qatar: P Kumaran
KSA: Ahmad Javed
One can see clearly see How India has flooded Islamic countries with Muslim Indian Diplomats. Heck I am sure if Hindus were allowed in Mecca and Medina we wouldn't have a Muslim Ambassador in KSA as well.
KSA being the exception, lol. Good to see. Hindus will feel uncomfortable in KSA by default given how much meat we eat. Especially people from Gujarat. No Hindu temples either. Hindu right-wingers will feel more at home in Pakistan than KSA on this front. Just joking.
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