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... Saudi Monarchy and its along the Passage of History ]In a fair political term, the political system of the Kingdomof Saudi Arabia can be considered as absolute monarchy. Indeed Saudi Arabian monarchy considers the king as the head of both the state and its government. The King of Saudi Arab functions as the chairman of the country’s Council of Ministers. But since the country is ruled according to the Islamic Laws, the King does not preserve any right to enact laws. He only “issues royal decrees in accord with the shari’a” (Matthes et al 2). The most difficult duty that the King has to perform is to maintain a balanced and harmonious relationship among the Royal Family members, the upper-class people of the society and the Ulama... of the...
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...Islamic Saudi Arabia Introduction The present day Saudi Arabia owes its existence to Prophet Mohammad, Holy Koran, Islam and Meccah, Medina. Before the arrival of prophet, the Arabian society was divided and diversified, with different tribes holding various religious faiths. The social and cultural bondage was virtually absent, among such tribes, during those days. This can be judged from the reading about pre-Islamic history of Saudi Arabia, as given below. The magnetic attraction of Prophet towards people of different backgrounds helped the unification of all Arabian communities, which resulted in the creation of...
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... Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is an Islamic country with rich historical background. Its monarchy history s far back during the ancient days. This paper outlines the geography of the country, the lifestyle of its people and their approach to governance. Introduction From the ancient days, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has developed from a land full of nomads to a modern nation. Led by a man whom Janin and Besheer (5) say not to have any formal education since its true birth in 1932, the country has experienced tremendous achievements. It stands as a significant industrial country, claiming over 25% of the global oil reserve. It is this wealth in oil that Saudi Arabia is known for and is what drives the country’s economy. Considered... as the...
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...Saudi Arabia The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is located in a vital maritime location facing the Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea. The Kingdom has approximately 2100 km of coastal beaches attracting tourists seeking a little fun in the sun. These beaches, characterized by a vast variety of marine life, also bring a great deal of benefit to the kingdom’s fishery industry, representing a significant source of food and income for the local populace and businesses. Unfortunately, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has traditionally not put much effort into developing this industry. The craftsmen in the fishing trade are still using the traditional...
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...WHAT TOP SALES AND MARKETING EXECUTIVES NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SAUDIS’ CULTURE Introduction This paper aims to investigate the business customs of Saudi Arabia and to create an informative essay in order to train the top sales and marketing executives about these customs and business ethics. This task pertains to inevitable requirement of conducting business globally in which organisations and personnel must learn how to communicate properly with other businesses in a different culture in order to pursue productivity and quality. Considering the reforms in the investment laws in Saudi Arabia in which foreign nationals are allowed to invest, it is interesting...
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...Comparative Analysis: Saudi Arabia and the United s of America Introduction Saudi Arabia is one of the major economic players in the Middle East. Its rich oil reserves and economic expansion activities are just some of the qualities which make this nation an economic force to be reckoned with. This paper shall be a comparative analysis paper covering Saudi Arabia and the United States. The comparison shall be on the following aspects: economy/wages; labor laws and their application; labor rights; organizing/% of unionization; biggest unions; brief historical overview; political configuration; currency; educational levels; trade...
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...Due Foreign Workers: Saudi Arabia From a historical perspective, Saudi Arabia has always strongly relied on foreign workers for its economic growth and development. After the oil book of the 1970’s, a great deal of construction and economic activities started to take place in the country. There was a big need to bring in millions of foreign workers to work in various economic sectors. Saudi culture and society has always been very open and welcoming of foreign workers from all parts of the world. Currently, there are more than six million foreign workers in the country and this represents 50% of the total workforce.
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...Saudi Arabia: An Overview Saudi Arabia is among the richest countries in the world, producing a quarter of the Petroleum that is mined in the world today. With an economy that is centered around oil-production, Saudi Arabia is also a leading member of the Organization of the Petroleum Producing Countries an organization also known as OPEC.
The country is spread on an area of 2.15 M sq km and according to the official figures published by the Saudi government in the year 1999; the population is roughly 14 million with roughly 12.3 million people belonging to the indigenous population of the country.1 The country has a...
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...Saudi Arabia is a kingdom in the Arabian Peninsula, which is ruled by a king who combines legislative, judicial, and executive functions when administering the country. Either the law of the country is generally made by a royal decree from the king or the constitution of this state is the Quran. Although this country is often perceived to be a totalitarian state by many people in America, its political system has worked for the last century and not only has it done this, but it has also led to a great deal of development for its people. The Saudi Arabian government has used the oil wealth of the country for the benefit of its people and it has put a lot of investment not only in...
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...Full My Saudi Night Experience Attending the Saudi Night has been a wonderful experience. The objective of the activity was for Gulf Corporation Countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates students to welcome new students and get them acquainted to their new environment as well as to get acquainted with their countrymen. The event was organized and sponsored by Saudi Arabian students of Minnesota State University. They indeed saw to it that the participants will feel at home and enjoy the event. At first, I just felt compelled by my friends to attend but then I thought that perhaps it would be a good opportunity for me to meet other students....
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