@stylo025 Sure Yemen is located in the Arabian peninsula, but they have never not now nor in history been considered part of the gulf. They've always been culturally distinct. Regardless of that, it shouldn't matter, we Arabs as a whole are a union. From Oman to Morocco, we're a union.
the thing is with saudi arabia !! they're not just spending all of their money for one city ( Riyadh) they're spending it for the whole saudi arabia like Jazan Economic City the red sea project al-ula jeddah gonna have the tallest skyscraper in the whole world neom the line mekkah/abha/tabuk also have a major project they have the two hoilest cities for islam they also have old cities that is more than thousands of year old like al ula they have cities that is green and pretty and theres a place in tabuk that snows every year and more (sorry for my bad english)
As a Qatari, i personally state that the whole region will win the coming years. But it’s nice to see Saudi finally and decidedly step in to the game and the focus to invest in things other than the military. It’s even greater how they didn’t only invest in the capital, “GREAT" Riyadh and put a target to urbanize the whole of Saudi Arabia. If the Kingdom’s projects’ finish on time and the vision is reality, they have a high chance of wining the 2030’s. 👑 👑 👑 🇶🇦 🇸🇦 🇦🇪
It's a good thing, but........... Why don't you people think about the Palestinians and Syrians? If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty. It's a selfish thinking. You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims. How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day. . Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing. May Allah guide you Arabs.
@@ProudlyQatari.. Prophet Muhammad (S. A. W) called Muslims as ummah and brothers. UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait these are the rich Muslims countries. They can develop a strategy, that can be beneficial for ummah and can take strict actions against devil Hindus, Christians and Jews. But unfortunately they become slave to Hindus, Christians and Jews.
I strongly recommend that all Middle Eastern countries also focus on developing a robust manufacturing industry. I believe this will greatly benefit you in the long term.
Before the summit in Doha, I was eagerly anticipating the opportunity to witness your presence on stage. I had set aside the time due to my devoted following of your channel. Unfortunately, I became preoccupied with other business engagements and completely missed it. Now, watching you delivering your report directly in front of the QFC booth where company registrations were occurring, it's surprising how I managed to miss you, considering that I spent the majority of my time at the venue positioned adjacent to the exact spot where you were standing.
One big problem i guess is that none of them is a nation state. They r the huge family owned enterprises that rule the masses and large lands, a modified version of east india company.
It's a good thing, but........... Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people? If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty. It's a selfish thinking. You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims. How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day. . Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing. May Allah guide you Arabs.
They all should invest in military, science and technology, innovation, cybersecurity, water technologies, world class educational institutions, diversity and local manufacturing as a priority first. I have no issue against their will to build beautiful buildings and cities but those are way less important that the above mentioned core issues.
Your words are accurate - Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 has a clear vision and strategic goals. Let me elaborate on some details that may not be widely known: There have been major investments in local manufacturing of military equipment, as well as in science, innovation and human capital development. Technology is advancing rapidly, with excellent digital services being provided. Importantly, this progress and development is benefiting both citizens and residents, not just the major cities. In the realm of cybersecurity, Saudi Arabia has established advanced, pioneering centers led by young Saudi men and women. Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity measures have been implemented not just in universities, but also in schools. The education system is continually improving, with diverse academic fields catering to modern specializations across the country. I extend an invitation for you to visit Saudi Arabia and witness these transformations firsthand🤍🤍
Is it possible to have a competition between the state of Rhode Island and the state of Wyoming with the state of Texas or the state of California? Every state in America has a competitive advantage, just as the countries of the Arabian Gulf have competitive advantages for each of them, but there is no competition between them because they are not similar, neither geographically nor humanly, nor in wealth, nor in ambitions, nor in the quantity and size of development opportunities, etc. We are happy that every country in the Gulf succeeds with its competitive capabilities, but it is not possible to make a comparison between them because they are not similar. In cultural development and the structure of the GDP of cities, it is reasonable to make a comparison between Dubai and Jeddah, or between Doha and Dammam. But between a large country and small emirates, I think this is a wrong comparison.
There is a major roadblock for these ambitious plans. There is a shortage of local, talented, educated workers. Talk to any foreigner who has worked in a GCC company, and they will tell you. The local Arab educated workforce is rich but generally incompetent. There is a pervasive culture of lazyness among the local workforce. It's shocking to me how many stories I hear from foreigners who have worked in GCC countries telling me about how difficult it is working with local colleagues. Go to any university in America, and you will see Arabs from GCC countries attending. However, these students are disappointing. They seem to think studying is unnecessary and cheating on exams is OK. What you end up with is a population with fancy paper degrees, but no real skills. The culture of laziness and just paying to have problems go away needs to die for these government initiatives to have any real lasting impact.
This comment comes from a stupid and hateful historical idea towards the people of the Gulf states. Have you asked yourself who created the success of the Gulf states? Who leads this system and who supervises it? You are the only workers who implement the ideas of the people of the Gulf states. We hold higher degrees and different experiences. We were born as leaders, this is God's gift.@@dumdumbrown4225
This comment comes from a stupid and hateful historical idea towards the people of the Gulf states. Have you asked yourself who created the success of the Gulf states? Who leads this system and who supervises it? You are the only workers who implement the ideas of the people of the Gulf states. We hold higher degrees and different experiences. We were born as leaders, this is God's gift.
Saudi will be number one in. 3-5 years , they need the reputation more too with 2030 projects , the World Cup 2034 and other live sports, they have more new infrastructure/landmarks projects than the rest. But right this Moment the UAE/Dubai are ahead in every metric.
Pls my muslims brothers avoid cow dung commu y k they behave like good with muslims islam but we know how they n what they u people also noticed that so thank u
There is no winner or loser, the potential opportunity is more bigger in the region the sute all cities to be winners . It's not white or black in this situation.
My heart goes out to the people of Yemen, who possess a resilience and spirit that is truly admirable, with hearts of pure gold. Identifying their economic niche and working diligently to develop and export it is crucial for their development. The proxy conflicts that have ravaged the country should have ended long ago, with the ruling class bearing all the responsibility for the prolonged strife. However, the recent discovery of substantial gas and oil reserves heralds a promising shift. With dedicated and effective governance, Yemen has the potential to dramatically transform its fortunes through these natural resources and targeted economic development within the next 20 to 30 years, God willing
@@xffdfgfgg1781 dude, do you not read the news? the middle east is the most desirable place to be right now. very safe, family oriented lifestyle, clean, modern airports and other infrastructure, no degenerate agendas being pushed onto you, etc
@@MaiAlmandeelit is true the workforce - not the citizenry - in these countries consists of temporary (skilled) migrants. These workers _always_ go back to their home nations and/or permanently migrate to the US, the UK, Canada, NZ or Australia from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman or Qatar.
I assume there will be massive amounts of job opportunities for these cities? Gonna look into Doha as i have some family members that live there and seems to be good potential to make money.
Its funny you mentioned that Doha, Dubai, Saudi will replace silicon valley, they will grow but cannot replace silicon valley because USA welcomes best talent of immigrants all over the world through citizenship, although I am not American culture but they know how to give values immigrant talent through citizenship and freedom of business they do not have anyone near competition.
Oh I never said they will replace Silicon Valley, not at all. I just said the hotter competition now is here, vs people debating "Silicon Valley vs New York"
Riyadh will win, it is capital of largest economy in middle east, it has a large and very young population and will not need to look at expatriate workforce after few years and Saudi have lot of Oil money.
I have visited UAE last year. I think Abu Dhabi is also a big and underrated player. They are doing some phenomenal progress in fields of Upcoming technologies like AI.
As a Saudi this is what I believe- betting the gulf nation against each other is not valid. We all thrive together and seeing one succeeding will lead to the other success in the end.
It's a good thing, but........... Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people? If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty. It's a selfish thinking. You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims. How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day. . Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing. May Allah guide you Arabs.
I do not think so, my dear, Saudi Arabia is coming, and it is the strongest economy in the region. It is now developing and building giant cities that have no equal on the planet Earth, such as NEOM. Saudi Arabia is the greatest, strongest, and most beautiful, and now it is developing and progressing, and in the coming years, the small states next to it will be subordinate to it.
Well, to be fair Dubai is also the name of the emirate in which Dubai city sits 🤔 isn’t each emirate in the UAE considered a state of its own within the union?
UAE ahead from the entire region, and we wish them the best alongside Qatar. But Saudi Arabia is a giant that has been asleep for a while and has just woken up to change the shape of the Middle East 🇸🇦
Dubai and qatar are completely different and targeting different people, Qatar is for conservative people who love sport And dubai for ambitious business men who love hedonism and futuristic stuff
The funny thing is that you mentioned very small countries and you did not mention the Saudi giant, which has the strongest economy in the region and great great potential, my dear. Saudi Arabia, in the coming years, will control the region, and this is without a doubt, from the economy, tourism, industry, and technology that were previously static, and now with His Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia will It takes its global position as a huge economic power
@@AnmarCrazyFacts-fw7rnyes we are small countries but why are you being condescending? Don’t you know that we as people from the gulf always rely on Saudi? Now Saudi can rely on Qatar and uae for being a new progressive country technology wise! We complete each other
Dubai is the leader at this point While Qatar is catching up but Saudi is in progress and gonna last because they have more population compared two other nations and they have an unstoppable Kingdom with a lot ambition for the future #Arabtotheworld
🔴It is the Arabian gulf not the persian! -Surrounded by Arab in all sides, even the Iranian side! - contians 6 Arabian countries, and 1 Persian that has very little exposure to the gulf. Then why on earth you call it the Persian gulf?!
I go based on AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
@@uptin All Arabs call it the Arabian Gulf because the inhabitants of the Gulf, from the West and East Banks, are all Arabs. There are no Persians in the Arabian Gulf, neither east nor west. The Persians have their geographical borders behind the Zagros Mountains, but they occupied the state of Ahwaz only 90 years ago and are trying to erase the identity of the Arabs in the eastern Arabian Gulf.
Dubai is futuristic, but unsustainable for normal ppl but might become the rich ppl hub. Saudi has the PR, but the facilities are still way behind. The forced liberalisation of the society will provoke a rebellion from the religious population, which is most Saudis, sooner or later. Very risky. Qatar is the quieter one, balances quality of life with development in tech and infrastructure. Qatar seems to be winning.
Religious don't care in Saudi. Extremists are a tiny portion of population. Saudis want a sort of "regionalism" in Saudi and it is sort of going this way. Where there are socially openly liberal places and then there are some places where things are more conservative. So everyone wins.
@@ruskyalmond1977majority of saudis are very religious but it’s not represented on the media as much. Ofc there’s much more extreme minority cases, but in average, they’re very religious. as far as I know, they believe in a version of Islam that prohibits them from rebelling against their ruler regardless of what they do cuz “the ruler knows better”. Even if they wanted to critique, they’ll be persecuted which already has happened with the murder a famous author of Washington Post called Jamal sth, and other Scholars within the country who the locals look up to. There’s this fear. But once the huge population of 30 million Saudis decide it’s enough, it’ll be bloody. Definitely not worth the risk
People here commenting about Arab brotherhood, where is that brotherhood gone when Palestinians are being genocide live on TV? Always remember nationalism is new tribalism
we are not competing over the middle east my love, if any one of us falls behind the others will help her catch up. saudi, qatar, uae and the gulf are gonna win the world.
and what about it? family matters, half of our populations are married to each other. you'll rarely find a gcc member who doesn't have immediate family from all the gcc countries. long live the gcc
@@DivineSurrender-op3bc we are trying our best. yemen's issue is a civil conflict that has nearly split the country in half, the arab countries have disagreed on what is the best way to help yemen. money is going in for sure, but logistics and getting food to people with bad infastructure and mountainous terrain is extremely difficult. whats needed is a reconciliation between the opposing powers within the country. hopefully soon it will be solved and can be rebuilt even better than before.
Of course, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a big country and not small like neighboring countries. It is the largest economy in the Middle East, with a long history and enormous potential. Saudi Arabia cannot be compared to small neighboring countries. There is geographical diversity in Saudi Arabia, mountains, forests, valleys, deserts, coasts, as well as sites of volcanoes and more than one thousand and two hundred islands. Does it compare to small countries in its neighbourhood? This is impossible madness. Now Saudi Arabia is taking its opportunity to develop and renaissance, and in the coming years it will be the first in the world and take its place as a great country.
It's a good thing, but........... Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people? If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty. It's a selfish thinking. You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims. How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day. . Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing. May Allah guide you Arabs.
Saudi Arabia will inevitably win. They have the native population, the largest oil industry to constantly pump out the money they need, and they are forcing their companies that used to work in the UAE, to come back and make their headquarters in Saudi. Saudi is a sleeping giant that finally woke up from a long nap, they have the geography, the diversity and the soul and heart of Arab culture. Oman and Yemen are the only other in the peninsula to offer something culturally different.
AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
@@uptin we don’t care what western narrative text say about the name of the Arabian gulf, you talk about Arab states who all recognize the name Arabian gulf, and are against the imperialism of the Persian state, you ether get it right or don’t talk about Arabs because you clearly don’t have respect for us
@@uptin Wrong, the West is trying to impose the name of the Persian Gulf, The Iranians are trying to change the historical truth and erase the identity of the Arabs. Arabs are the original and only inhabitants of the Arabian Gulf from both the eastern and western sides. The Persian presence is behind the Zagros Mountains. This is their natural geographical location The Emirate of Ahwaz was occupied 90 years ago by Iran, and the Ahwazis are still resisting to recover their land, just as the Palestinians are resisting to liberate their land.
@@Zaabiatleast Persians are not cowards like your leader's and population 😅.. Palestine, Yemen have more guts than entire GCC.. Only showoff and in name you are Arabs.
The rise of the gulf and the fall of the west you can't say otherwise like no shit you don't even make half of your salary in the place you call home 😂
AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
It's a good thing, but........... Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people? If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty. It's a selfish thinking. You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims. How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day. . Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing. May Allah guide you Arabs.
I see qatar different then other people like futuristic or something i don't know i just know about flying taxi that comes in 2025 but i like saudi 2030 vision its huge!
i have worked for Abudhabi Govt. many people dont know that Abudhabi Govt has launched a tamm platfarm which is only in the world where all govt agencies are centralized thru one platform (tamm ) to do everything from your driving licence to getting tenancy agreement to just getting a fishing licence.
It's a flying geese model similar to the Asian tigers and other Asian countries, Dubai was the first to lead and then other regional cities started to flock.
Türkiye, Argentina, Brazil, India,, South Africa and other developing countries have been trying for decades to crease international companies with brand names recognized all over the world (like Mercedes, Coca-Cola, iPhone etc..). They have not been successful. Can the 3 countries you mentioned pull this off? I highly doubt it.
@@redman6790 Okay, don't listen to him. Technology has more benefits than drawbacks, and the bads, namely pornography and gambling. However, this is where the concept of free will comes into play, especially for Muslims, encouraging us to consciously avoid such pitfalls.
As a Qatari it makes me proud of Dubai, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Jeddah, the whole region is experiencing a common goal.
Love to hear that. When the guy I interviewed said something similar, I had a bit of goosebumps.
Yoo bro what is ur name?
I'm from yemen 🇾🇪 hopefully we get like you guys one day 😢
@@swaggamrlaneinshallah you will
W Arabian gulf❤
We grow together 🇸🇦🇦🇪🇶🇦🇰🇼 🇧🇭 🇴🇲
Exactly!! What benefits my neighbor, benefits me too.
Most beautiful mindset fr
خليجنا واحد 🤍🇸🇦🇦🇪🇶🇦🇰🇼🇧🇭🇴🇲
What about Yemen? 🇾🇪
@stylo025 Sure Yemen is located in the Arabian peninsula, but they have never not now nor in history been considered part of the gulf. They've always been culturally distinct.
Regardless of that, it shouldn't matter, we Arabs as a whole are a union. From Oman to Morocco, we're a union.
the thing is with saudi arabia !! they're not just spending all of their money for one city ( Riyadh)
they're spending it for the whole saudi arabia like
Jazan Economic City
the red sea project
al-ula
jeddah gonna have the tallest skyscraper in the whole world
neom
the line
mekkah/abha/tabuk also have a major project
they have the two hoilest cities for islam
they also have old cities that is more than thousands of year old like al ula
they have cities that is green and pretty and theres a place in tabuk that snows every year and more
(sorry for my bad english)
No bro ur english is good❤
As a Qatari, i personally state that the whole region will win the coming years.
But it’s nice to see Saudi finally and decidedly step in to the game and the focus to invest in things other than the military.
It’s even greater how they didn’t only invest in the capital, “GREAT" Riyadh and put a target to urbanize the whole of Saudi Arabia.
If the Kingdom’s projects’ finish on time and the vision is reality, they have a high chance of wining the 2030’s.
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It's a good thing, but...........
Why don't you people think about the Palestinians and Syrians?
If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty.
It's a selfish thinking.
You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims.
How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day.
.
Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing.
May Allah guide you Arabs.
@@cutegirls6947
For one, we do care. At least Qatar does..
And for two, how is this relevant? i was just sticking to the “topic”.
@@ProudlyQatari..
Prophet Muhammad (S. A. W) called Muslims as ummah and brothers.
UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait these are the rich Muslims countries.
They can develop a strategy, that can be beneficial for ummah and can take strict actions against devil Hindus, Christians and Jews.
But unfortunately they become slave to Hindus, Christians and Jews.
This is what MBS said (the new Europe is the Middle East)
i dont know about qatar or saudi but am pretty sure uae is the only place that won people hearts around the world.
I love the video! It gives me hope that the world be a better place to live and inspire each other rather than wars and destroying each other. ❤
Been to Dubai once, Id like to go again
when did you visit? it's growing alot the past couple years especially!
I strongly recommend that all Middle Eastern countries also focus on developing a robust manufacturing industry. I believe this will greatly benefit you in the long term.
Before the summit in Doha, I was eagerly anticipating the opportunity to witness your presence on stage. I had set aside the time due to my devoted following of your channel. Unfortunately, I became preoccupied with other business engagements and completely missed it. Now, watching you delivering your report directly in front of the QFC booth where company registrations were occurring, it's surprising how I managed to miss you, considering that I spent the majority of my time at the venue positioned adjacent to the exact spot where you were standing.
Thank you for tuning in!
One big problem i guess is that none of them is a nation state. They r the huge family owned enterprises that rule the masses and large lands, a modified version of east india company.
I don’t like this idea that one has to win, it’s very American. The Middle East is different and all three cities compliment each other.
As arab i am happy with this competition. It’s like brother is trying to get the highest grades
It's a good thing, but...........
Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people?
If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty.
It's a selfish thinking.
You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims.
How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day.
.
Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing.
May Allah guide you Arabs.
It'll be you, Uptin! If we work together. Help me bring Middle East tourists to my amazing city in Vietnam.
I have been in Vietnam and love the country , people, and food. One of the top 10 places to visit.
I have visited Vietnam and love the country, food, and people. One of the top 10 places in the world to visit.
They all should invest in military, science and technology, innovation, cybersecurity, water technologies, world class educational institutions, diversity and local manufacturing as a priority first. I have no issue against their will to build beautiful buildings and cities but those are way less important that the above mentioned core issues.
Your words are accurate - Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 has a clear vision and strategic goals. Let me elaborate on some details that may not be widely known:
There have been major investments in local manufacturing of military equipment, as well as in science, innovation and human capital development. Technology is advancing rapidly, with excellent digital services being provided. Importantly, this progress and development is benefiting both citizens and residents, not just the major cities.
In the realm of cybersecurity, Saudi Arabia has established advanced, pioneering centers led by young Saudi men and women. Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity measures have been implemented not just in universities, but also in schools.
The education system is continually improving, with diverse academic fields catering to modern specializations across the country.
I extend an invitation for you to visit Saudi Arabia and witness these transformations firsthand🤍🤍
Dubai is way ahead.
Obviously.
Dubai is just click bait
Nah, we'd win
Is it possible to have a competition between the state of Rhode Island and the state of Wyoming with the state of Texas or the state of California?
Every state in America has a competitive advantage, just as the countries of the Arabian Gulf have competitive advantages for each of them, but there is no competition between them because they are not similar, neither geographically nor humanly, nor in wealth, nor in ambitions, nor in the quantity and size of development opportunities, etc.
We are happy that every country in the Gulf succeeds with its competitive capabilities, but it is not possible to make a comparison between them because they are not similar.
In cultural development and the structure of the GDP of cities, it is reasonable to make a comparison between Dubai and Jeddah, or between Doha and Dammam.
But between a large country and small emirates, I think this is a wrong comparison.
The best part is that its not a competition between enemies but a competition between peers
Dubai has already finished the race !
There is a major roadblock for these ambitious plans. There is a shortage of local, talented, educated workers. Talk to any foreigner who has worked in a GCC company, and they will tell you. The local Arab educated workforce is rich but generally incompetent. There is a pervasive culture of lazyness among the local workforce. It's shocking to me how many stories I hear from foreigners who have worked in GCC countries telling me about how difficult it is working with local colleagues. Go to any university in America, and you will see Arabs from GCC countries attending. However, these students are disappointing. They seem to think studying is unnecessary and cheating on exams is OK. What you end up with is a population with fancy paper degrees, but no real skills. The culture of laziness and just paying to have problems go away needs to die for these government initiatives to have any real lasting impact.
1000% agree. Gulf Arabs are definitely entitled and lazy. The point for these countries is to get the smart people from outside the country.
I think you’re the only person in the comment section who has nailed that point - it is _very_ true - 100%
baby one more time
This comment comes from a stupid and hateful historical idea towards the people of the Gulf states. Have you asked yourself who created the success of the Gulf states? Who leads this system and who supervises it? You are the only workers who implement the ideas of the people of the Gulf states. We hold higher degrees and different experiences. We were born as leaders, this is God's gift.@@dumdumbrown4225
This comment comes from a stupid and hateful historical idea towards the people of the Gulf states. Have you asked yourself who created the success of the Gulf states? Who leads this system and who supervises it? You are the only workers who implement the ideas of the people of the Gulf states. We hold higher degrees and different experiences. We were born as leaders, this is God's gift.
Saudi will be number one in. 3-5 years , they need the reputation more too with 2030 projects , the World Cup 2034 and other live sports, they have more new infrastructure/landmarks projects than the rest. But right this Moment the UAE/Dubai are ahead in every metric.
Iran and Yemen
Bahrain is underrated
Pls my muslims brothers avoid cow dung commu y k they behave like good with muslims islam but we know how they n what they u people also noticed that so thank u
they are indeed apolitical and undemocratical.
Dubai is investing a lot smarter . Saudi Arabia is the richest but they keep making wasteful spending
What about Kuwait 😐
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0:52 What is this? 😂😊😅
2030’s will be huge for Arabian peninsula !
Only when gas and oil flow. Wind, solar will take over.
A rising tide lifts all boats
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All should visit oman is also beautiful country culture food everything I hope I can visit oman inshallah
I would love to visit
There is no winner or loser, the potential opportunity is more bigger in the region the sute all cities to be winners . It's not white or black in this situation.
Yemen
My heart goes out to the people of Yemen, who possess a resilience and spirit that is truly admirable, with hearts of pure gold. Identifying their economic niche and working diligently to develop and export it is crucial for their development. The proxy conflicts that have ravaged the country should have ended long ago, with the ruling class bearing all the responsibility for the prolonged strife. However, the recent discovery of substantial gas and oil reserves heralds a promising shift. With dedicated and effective governance, Yemen has the potential to dramatically transform its fortunes through these natural resources and targeted economic development within the next 20 to 30 years, God willing
UAE has already won this but in 10-15 years they will face some serious competition.
Is this peace in Middle East
India 3rd largest economy by 2030
Iran by far is winning 😅
🤣 that _is_ funny
yes by realietiv c metrivsc
Arabian gulf not Persian
All 3 have lost .
$5,000 to register a company? Thats backwards thinking not forward. It should be $100 or less!!
It’s always about what you get for the money not how much it costs
True but you also pay no corporate tax
Sucks you cant get permanent residency
Japan, China, Singapore, India
Most Asian countries don't get you permanent residency
@@theworldismine7788all these countries do what the fuck are you on
it is not that bad if you get 2 years residency and renew it online takes 10 minutes !
It is job or investment based residency, sadly not based on skills
@@dumdumbrown4225 Employment in a specific role necessitates having the necessary 'skills'; lol.
UAE won already
I think the USA will win XD
None. No-one will ever want to live in a desert
The gulf countries have one of the highest immigrant rates. you’ve already been proven wrong
Phoenix ? Las Vegas? Xd
@@MaiAlmandeelthing is, they don't 'want' to live here, as someone wills to live in the US or the EU. They're just here because of the salaries
@@xffdfgfgg1781 dude, do you not read the news? the middle east is the most desirable place to be right now. very safe, family oriented lifestyle, clean, modern airports and other infrastructure, no degenerate agendas being pushed onto you, etc
@@MaiAlmandeelit is true the workforce - not the citizenry - in these countries consists of temporary (skilled) migrants. These workers _always_ go back to their home nations and/or permanently migrate to the US, the UK, Canada, NZ or Australia from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman or Qatar.
I assume there will be massive amounts of job opportunities for these cities? Gonna look into Doha as i have some family members that live there and seems to be good potential to make money.
Its funny you mentioned that Doha, Dubai, Saudi will replace silicon valley, they will grow but cannot replace silicon valley because USA welcomes best talent of immigrants all over the world through citizenship, although I am not American culture but they know how to give values immigrant talent through citizenship and freedom of business they do not have anyone near competition.
100% agree
Oh I never said they will replace Silicon Valley, not at all. I just said the hotter competition now is here, vs people debating "Silicon Valley vs New York"
Riyadh will win, it is capital of largest economy in middle east, it has a large and very young population and will not need to look at expatriate workforce after few years and Saudi have lot of Oil money.
I have visited UAE last year. I think Abu Dhabi is also a big and underrated player. They are doing some phenomenal progress in fields of Upcoming technologies like AI.
Abu Dhabi is the silent killer, they grow without being flashy.
This is SO true. I'm planning more trips to Abu Dhabi and want to learn about the AI research
They also have Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence Omar Sultan Al Olama.
@@uptinyeh I recently met a tech investor and they said the money and action is actually in Abu Dhabi.
Saudi has the most potential here, but they need to make doing business and residing easier because it's still not as straightforward as it should be.
T H E L I N E
Agree, it should be a bit easier
They are actually doing that
As a Saudi this is what I believe- betting the gulf nation against each other is not valid. We all thrive together and seeing one succeeding will lead to the other success in the end.
Competition is reality so being a fool
It's a good thing, but...........
Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people?
If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty.
It's a selfish thinking.
You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims.
How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day.
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Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing.
May Allah guide you Arabs.
agreed as a qatari
Persian Gulf
@@nickaj3511 not a thing
Dubai is already the winner here and it is way ahead of the game!
I do not think so, my dear, Saudi Arabia is coming, and it is the strongest economy in the region. It is now developing and building giant cities that have no equal on the planet Earth, such as NEOM. Saudi Arabia is the greatest, strongest, and most beautiful, and now it is developing and progressing, and in the coming years, the small states next to it will be subordinate to it.
Dubai oil pockets ain’t that deep, I’ve read it’s already leeching on its neighbors oil revenues to sustain itself.
For me Qatar or Saudi
@@kush4286oil is only 1% of dubai economy
@@kush4286 where did you read that bullshit!? lol. ppl really believe everything on the internet without any context.
@@shodan1565 oppose stating facts…
Your topic is not correct because
Qatar is nation, saudi is also a nation but Dubai is a city don’t mix
ikr they think dubai is a nation !!!! and when i tell them its a city part of united emirates arab they get shooked
Well, to be fair Dubai is also the name of the emirate in which Dubai city sits 🤔 isn’t each emirate in the UAE considered a state of its own within the union?
@@dumdumbrown4225 we not talk in the name but we talking Dubai city or state?
Well dubai is an Emirates inside UAE so he is not completely wrong
UAE ahead from the entire region, and we wish them the best alongside Qatar. But Saudi Arabia is a giant that has been asleep for a while and has just woken up to change the shape of the Middle East 🇸🇦
saudi is way bigger u cant even compare them riyadh has like 5 big cities uae only has dubai and abu dhabi
@@ndgnatoo6677its not about the size
@@ndgnatoo6677 ras alkhaima and sharja is already getting big as we speak. but uae dont want to rush it.
كما بدأت الكويت والبحرين في التطور بشكل أكبر
@@omanqatar46880 الله يوفقهم ويحمي شعوبهم يستاهلون كل خير حبايبنا في الكويت والبحرين وباقي دول الخليج
I lived in dubai as a Singaporean and I could see the huge potential
I cannot wait to visit Doha and Riyadh
Its dubai better than Singapore?
you are welcome
@Booz2020 it is absolutely lots of similarities
Dubai and qatar are completely different and targeting different people,
Qatar is for conservative people who love sport
And dubai for ambitious business men who love hedonism and futuristic stuff
The funny thing is that you mentioned very small countries and you did not mention the Saudi giant, which has the strongest economy in the region and great great potential, my dear. Saudi Arabia, in the coming years, will control the region, and this is without a doubt, from the economy, tourism, industry, and technology that were previously static, and now with His Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia will It takes its global position as a huge economic power
mo ron
@@AnmarCrazyFacts-fw7rnyes we are small countries but why are you being condescending? Don’t you know that we as people from the gulf always rely on Saudi? Now Saudi can rely on Qatar and uae for being a new progressive country technology wise! We complete each other
The Thing is Dubai HAVE Already WON
Thank you 😌 I was thinking exactly the same. Dubai already has WON! 🤩
I'm inclined to agree
Other countries are benefitting from UAE experience and improving upon it, in the end the whole region will flourish i hope for the best
But in the future? Who knows
I completely agree they by far won the competition for Kafila system, Poor ecosystems, strict authoritarian laws!
Dubai is the leader at this point While Qatar is catching up but Saudi is in progress and gonna last because they have more population compared two other nations and they have an unstoppable Kingdom with a lot ambition for the future #Arabtotheworld
Saudi Arabia has policies that are very unfavorable to foreigners.
🔴It is the Arabian gulf not the persian!
-Surrounded by Arab in all sides, even the Iranian side!
- contians 6 Arabian countries, and 1 Persian that has very little exposure to the gulf.
Then why on earth you call it the Persian gulf?!
It’s been called the Persian gulf for millennia…
I go based on AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
دول الخليج شعب واحد نحن ننمو مع بعض 🇸🇦🇶🇦🇧🇭🇰🇼🇦🇪🇴🇲
Sand and extreme heat will eventually win over oil princes preoccupied about “skyscraper” measuring contests and tacky utopias.
it's arabian gulf, not persian gulf.
AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
@@uptin All Arabs call it the Arabian Gulf because the inhabitants of the Gulf, from the West and East Banks, are all Arabs.
There are no Persians in the Arabian Gulf, neither east nor west.
The Persians have their geographical borders behind the Zagros Mountains, but they occupied the state of Ahwaz only 90 years ago and are trying to erase the identity of the Arabs in the eastern Arabian Gulf.
I hope Qatar, UAE and Saudi helps Iraq and other middle east countries to prosper together and leaving any kinds of fundamentalism! Peace.
Dubai is futuristic, but unsustainable for normal ppl but might become the rich ppl hub. Saudi has the PR, but the facilities are still way behind. The forced liberalisation of the society will provoke a rebellion from the religious population, which is most Saudis, sooner or later. Very risky. Qatar is the quieter one, balances quality of life with development in tech and infrastructure. Qatar seems to be winning.
Religious don't care in Saudi. Extremists are a tiny portion of population. Saudis want a sort of "regionalism" in Saudi and it is sort of going this way.
Where there are socially openly liberal places and then there are some places where things are more conservative. So everyone wins.
@@ruskyalmond1977majority of saudis are very religious but it’s not represented on the media as much. Ofc there’s much more extreme minority cases, but in average, they’re very religious. as far as I know, they believe in a version of Islam that prohibits them from rebelling against their ruler regardless of what they do cuz “the ruler knows better”. Even if they wanted to critique, they’ll be persecuted which already has happened with the murder a famous author of Washington Post called Jamal sth, and other Scholars within the country who the locals look up to. There’s this fear. But once the huge population of 30 million Saudis decide it’s enough, it’ll be bloody. Definitely not worth the risk
@@Gossuaritbro the Saudis and their ruler are one and will be one forever so mind your business 😊
@@GossuaritI’m pretty sure in Islam the ruler is not above the Quran, so he should be able to be questioned
@@Gossuaritthe majority of Qataris are religious as well. We don’t revolt against our rulers because it’s not part of our culture.
I dare say that the likes of Manama and Muscat (not as sure about Kuwait City) are also very much in the race.
People here commenting about Arab brotherhood, where is that brotherhood gone when Palestinians are being genocide live on TV? Always remember nationalism is new tribalism
yelp
They have sold them for money 💰
we are not competing over the middle east my love, if any one of us falls behind the others will help her catch up. saudi, qatar, uae and the gulf are gonna win the world.
Is that why many of the GCC nations stopped direct flights to Doha for a long time 😂
and what about it? family matters, half of our populations are married to each other. you'll rarely find a gcc member who doesn't have immediate family from all the gcc countries. long live the gcc
Why not help Yemen then and not let them starve? I am not even an Arab and I feel terrible for them - please help them!
@@DivineSurrender-op3bc we are trying our best. yemen's issue is a civil conflict that has nearly split the country in half, the arab countries have disagreed on what is the best way to help yemen. money is going in for sure, but logistics and getting food to people with bad infastructure and mountainous terrain is extremely difficult. whats needed is a reconciliation between the opposing powers within the country. hopefully soon it will be solved and can be rebuilt even better than before.
Of course, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a big country and not small like neighboring countries. It is the largest economy in the Middle East, with a long history and enormous potential. Saudi Arabia cannot be compared to small neighboring countries. There is geographical diversity in Saudi Arabia, mountains, forests, valleys, deserts, coasts, as well as sites of volcanoes and more than one thousand and two hundred islands. Does it compare to small countries in its neighbourhood? This is impossible madness. Now Saudi Arabia is taking its opportunity to develop and renaissance, and in the coming years it will be the first in the world and take its place as a great country.
It's a good thing, but...........
Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people?
If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty.
It's a selfish thinking.
You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims.
How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day.
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Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing.
May Allah guide you Arabs.
Saudi Arabia will inevitably win. They have the native population, the largest oil industry to constantly pump out the money they need, and they are forcing their companies that used to work in the UAE, to come back and make their headquarters in Saudi. Saudi is a sleeping giant that finally woke up from a long nap, they have the geography, the diversity and the soul and heart of Arab culture. Oman and Yemen are the only other in the peninsula to offer something culturally different.
JORDAN WINS 🇯🇴
Oh allah, please protect our beloved palestine!
Arabian gulf and fix your cover it’s UAE not Dubai
AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
@@uptin we don’t care what western narrative text say about the name of the Arabian gulf, you talk about Arab states who all recognize the name Arabian gulf, and are against the imperialism of the Persian state, you ether get it right or don’t talk about Arabs because you clearly don’t have respect for us
@@uptin
انت روبوت
you are computer
@@uptin Wrong, the West is trying to impose the name of the Persian Gulf, The Iranians are trying to change the historical truth and erase the identity of the Arabs.
Arabs are the original and only inhabitants of the Arabian Gulf from both the eastern and western sides.
The Persian presence is behind the Zagros Mountains. This is their natural geographical location
The Emirate of Ahwaz was occupied 90 years ago by Iran, and the Ahwazis are still resisting to recover their land, just as the Palestinians are resisting to liberate their land.
@@Zaabiatleast Persians are not cowards like your leader's and population 😅..
Palestine, Yemen have more guts than entire GCC..
Only showoff and in name you are Arabs.
Qatar is a country Saudi is a conutry Dubai is a city you can't compare
The rise of the gulf and the fall of the west you can't say otherwise like no shit you don't even make half of your salary in the place you call home 😂
Arabian Gulf*
Yessss 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
AP Stylebook: Persian Gulf is the "long-established name" and the best choice. "Some Arab nations call it the Arabian Gulf. Use Arabian Gulf only in direct quotations and explain in the text that the body of water is more commonly known globally as the Persian Gulf."
😂😂😂 say arabian gulf outside arab countries people will laugh at you 😂😂😂
@@capitalist830 Google Maps which is a worldwide service has it written as Arabian Gulf
Cry more 🤣🤣🤣
also if you are muslim muhammed even said persian gulf so are you calling your prophet muhammed a liar?@@theworldismine7788
Dubai > The rest
We do not compete with each other, we are complementary to each other. Secondly, there is no country called Dubai called the Emirates 🇸🇦🇦🇪🇶🇦
It's a good thing, but...........
Why don't you people think about the Palestinians, Syrians and Yemeni people?
If you want to grow, then you should grow as Ummah, not as 1 single courty.
It's a selfish thinking.
You people are just focusing on yourselfs, neglecting other Muslims.
How would you face the Prophet (S. A. W) at Judgement Day.
.
Having everything in your hands you aren't doing nothing.
May Allah guide you Arabs.
I see qatar different then other people like futuristic or something i don't know i just know about flying taxi that comes in 2025 but i like saudi 2030 vision its huge!
I liked my own coment:)
The one that supports peace more than the others wins, so that is Dubai (UAE)
yep and dubai respects talent
Who will win is the GCC
None of them, they have lost what made them special - ISLAM
yeet
Welcome to Muslim Club. 😁✌🏻
Kuwait Manama Muscat
Best places to visit here lol
i have worked for Abudhabi Govt. many people dont know that Abudhabi Govt has launched a tamm platfarm which is only in the world where all govt agencies are centralized thru one platform (tamm ) to do everything from your driving licence to getting tenancy agreement to just getting a fishing licence.
Dubai is alread 30 years in advance , but Riyadh, Doha can be second and Jeddah , Abu Dhabi 3rd
Abu Dhabi is way ahead of Riyadh & Doha
this is america
Just came back from Riyadh and it’s just not Dubai level on the fundamentals, from the driving, to the cleanliness
I wish i could get some friends from arab nation
لماذا
@@hamod1034 i think making friends is good
@Brightlight-bd9jc i can buy ur whole generation
@Brightlight-bd9jc not everyone is psychopathic and narcissistic like you though oh
It's a flying geese model similar to the Asian tigers and other Asian countries, Dubai was the first to lead and then other regional cities started to flock.
none of them
Türkiye, Argentina, Brazil, India,, South Africa and other developing countries have been trying for decades to crease international companies with brand names recognized all over the world (like Mercedes, Coca-Cola, iPhone etc..). They have not been successful. Can the 3 countries you mentioned pull this off? I highly doubt it.
I believe that my country, Saudi Arabia, will be the land of opportunities and business in the future
Dubai as it avoids conflict.
Qatar is our love..... Pakistan and Qatar are brother nations.
Khalijis are lucky that they have such great leaders. I wish my country had them 😢
Dubai is too far ahead. And it's more exciting
Dajjal will win😢
I get your point. Technological advancement brings about less religiosity unfortunately
@@redman6790 Okay, don't listen to him. Technology has more benefits than drawbacks, and the bads, namely pornography and gambling. However, this is where the concept of free will comes into play, especially for Muslims, encouraging us to consciously avoid such pitfalls.
Dubai anyday
No point in investing or living in countries that will never grant you citizenship.
Based country
persian gulf forever.