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I hope this project changes the Saudi Arabian society and economy essentially.
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I hope this project changes the Saudi Arabian society and economy essentially.
I hope this project changes the Saudi Arabian society and economy essentially.
As I said, but we have to wait and see if the plans are realized or not.
in 10 years you will see
"Vision 2040"
and in another 10
"Vision 2050"
the reality is SA non oil part of the economy is at a brink of collapse
if you couldn't do anything while having a massive trade surplus of 200 billion and still having an economy that had oil for 90% of its income, you will not manage anything with massive cuts and massive deficit that already exists in the budget
with no actual allocation of investments to non oil sector.
You seem to have a very heavy bias against the KSA. Saudi Arabia was developing it's infrastructure,Schools,etc using this oil money and now they are finally pushing into the non-oil sectors and we are seeing some progress, Vision 2030 is an amazing idea.
While admittedly they should have done this earlier it's better late then never.
That's exactly why they are doing Vision 2030, Removing Oil dependency.sure, all these ideas are "amazing"
reality however is different, due to intense cut back in budgets and still high deficit, non oil part of the economy is suffering just as much as the oil part if not more, the high deficit also doesn't leave any room for government investments into non oil industry, and the FOREX reserves are rapidly decreasing and only enough to cover the year on year deficits.
sure, they have been doing things but not even close to the level of development a country with massive oil production and massive trade surplus should of been doing, they wasted their golden years, and still have oil responsible for 90% of their income.
"A flurry of cost-cutting measures will likely push the non-oil economy into recession, analysts say. That means that any overall growth in 2016 will be largely due to record crude output."
That made the spending cuts all the more painful. While non-oil GDP grew 0.4 percent in the second quarter this year after contracting in the previous three months, private-sector activity was flat.
“With cuts to government spending and fiscal reforms, we don’t see growth coming from anywhere in the non-oil sector this year,” said Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...ost-oil-plan-off-to-a-rough-start-in-year-one
Singapore became rich through trade, sure its a very small state but a FTA will be benefical for Turkey since Singapore, despite its size, is a economic powerhouse.
Singaporean Foreign Minister Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan (L) speaks to Daily Sabah’s Ali Ünal regarding the Free Trade Agreement between Turkey and Singapore.
Turkey a milestone for Singapore to invest in multiple regions, Singaporean FM says
The taxes in Turkey are even worse considering the GPD per capita difference with Singapore.İn Singapore, economy Class automobile costs100.000$!!! There are increadible taxes.