Civilizational reorganization of Arab and Islamic countries

Today, there are about twenty-five Arab countries, of which twenty-two are members of the Arab League, and there are sixty Islamic states, of which fifty-seven are under the aegis of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. . the countries have gone through a convergent historical path of development, the pillar of which was the emergence of Islam and the adoption of Arabic as an official language which expresses the identity of these countries.

There is no doubt that these countries, during this long period of development in time, have varied among themselves in terms of development and civilized progress. What was true in previous historical periods regarding the civilized hierarchy of these countries is no longer true today. As some countries were advancing and some were lagging behind. What obliges us to reorganize these countries today, civilized.

I am particularly interested in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as some Arab countries may have progressed to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in a civilized manner during the stages of the Kingdom’s national history. But the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, since its unification in the hands of the late King Abdulaziz Al Saud, may God rest his soul to this day. It grows in a meteoric fashion until it reaches what it has achieved today under the reign of the depositary of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz and his crown Prince Prince Muhammad bin Salman, may God them preserves, but the goals set for the Kingdom in Vision 2030 will make the cultural distance between the Kingdom and these countries very great.

This development has enabled the Kingdom to stand today at the head of these uncontested Arab and Islamic countries.

If we look, as a simple example, at the relation to space, we will see that from the eighties of the last century, the name of the kingdom is linked to space through the visit of the first Muslim Arab astronaut, Prince Sultan bin Salman God preserve him in space. If we look at the economic sphere, we will find that the kingdom is the strongest, even if we take the effect of it.

The Kingdom is also the one that invests the most in its population and its infrastructure. There are over one hundred thousand Saudis and Saudis studying at the most prestigious international universities in the world’s largest scientific human resources investment project, and it is the country most open to development, modernization and to technology.

In this case, we must reconsider the arrangement of civilization of Arab and Islamic countries in order to strengthen in our children the pride of this country and its rulers on the one hand, and to eliminate the stereotype that still considers the Saudis as a civilized backlog. on the other hand.

* City of “Riyadh”