Saudi Arabia

Saudi Aramco Introduction Saudi Aramco is considered to be one of the best and top oil companies worldwide as it explores oil, gas and other type of natural resources such gold and coil (Dipaola & Mahdi 2017). Saudi Aramco is 100 percent owned by Saudis government and it was established back in 1933. Nowadays, Saudi Aramco is number one oil producer and it holds and manages two third of oil crude oil that we have in this planet (Raval, 2016).. This paper will focus on Saudi Aramco and the way…

event that it was face to face communication. Taking cover behind the computerised shroud for media based discussions has brought about kids to create separate from others, and even from themselves. Electronic devices have somehow changed the way Saudi Arabia imparts and social norms, including kids (Napier,…

understand our rights is something we need to do. In Saudi Arabia, they do not have their speech of freedom, and most of the laws they have there are not fair enough. Woman wear many clothes and they cannot be seen by other people that are not their spouse without been fully covered from head to toes. Also, women can be photographed without being covered. Man not been able to walk to the mall by themselves unless they are with a woman. As Middle Eastern, Saudi princess talks about the way she…

Gender Inequality is defined by the Trust Women foundation as the “disparity in status, power and prestige between people who identify as women and men”. In more general terms, gender equality occurs when women and men have equal treatment and rights in political, religious, economic, and social matters. This is the aim of the United Nation’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which states the code of conduct for equality in law, politics, religion, and social affairs. Gender Inequality is a…

oil. First, the break-even price for United States’ shale oil is from 30$ per barrel to 90$ per barrel. In contrast, Saudi Arabia crude oil break-even price is 10$ per barrel according to financial times. Second, the advanced technology that is used in shale oil has high capital cost, threatening most shale oil producer in the short term. Therefore, the role of Saudi Arabia should not be analysed in isolation of the evolution of shale oil…

degree; so they had jobs with low wages and do not include access to health insurance. At least, they were able to work eventhough some of them were women. In some countries, only small number of women were able to go to work ,such as Saudi Arabia, Iran,… In Saudi Arabia, only 18% of women are part of workforce. America’s greatest attributes are education. America provides a very high quality of…

It has two major elements. The first element is Riyadh Metro while the other part is Riyadh Bus Project. In this paper, we will investigate the metro project. Riyadh Metro is a rapid transit system located in the capital city of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This new public transportation system is considered as the spine of the King Abdul-Aziz Project for Riyadh Public Transportation (the High Commission fro the Development of Riyadh, 2014). The metro network has six different lines to serve…

my father was a kid, nobody was there to teach him. He lived with eleven of siblings in only three small rooms. They were very poor. They used to live in a national housing charity. He is a very good athlete; moreover, he used to play for a famous Saudi soccer team when he was a teenager. My father hasn’t seen his dad, therefore, my grandfather died when my father was five years old. In my opinion, my father is a hero because he struggled to…

Some believe that this America’s shale revolution is economically beneficial and an indicator of its journey to energy independence. David Brooks, an Op-Ed columnist for the New York Times argues in his article, “Shale Gas Revolution”, that the U.S. shale gas industry has produced more than half a million new jobs, not only in traditional areas but also in “economically-wounded” locations such as western Pennsylvania and Ohio. He also advocates for America’s decreased reliance on foreign…

The Middle East has always had extraordinary geostrategic importance. (74) Because it contained or bordered on the land bridges, passageways, and narrows – the Sinai Isthmus, the Caucasus, the Strait of Gibraltar, the Dardanelles, Bab el Mandeb, the Strait of Hormuz – and the sheltered seas – the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea, the Red Sea, and the Persian/Arabian Gulf – that provided the best routes connecting the different extremities of the vast Eurasian/African continent. In…