MBS's Popularity Linked to Economic Growth, Says Former Ambassador
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MBS's Popularity Linked to Economic Growth, Says Former Ambassador

Former UK ambassador John Jenkins discussed Mohammed bin Salman's rising popularity and his efforts to normalize relations with Israel and Iran. Jenkins emphasized that sustaining this popularity relies on economic growth and reforms in Saudi Arabia, which are essential for a more integrated and stable Middle East, influencing regional dynamics and international relations.

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Former UK ambassador to Saudi Arabia, John Jenkins, recently discussed the rising popularity of Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) and his efforts to normalize relations with Israel and Iran. Jenkins emphasized that while MBS is currently enjoying significant support, the sustainability of this popularity hinges on the country's economic growth and reforms. This is crucial as it could lead to a more integrated and stable Middle East, impacting regional dynamics and international relations.
MBS 'surfing a wave of popularity' that will need economic growth in order to endure: fmr ambassador
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Former UK ambassador to Saudi Arabia, John Jenkins, shared insights on FRANCE 24 about Mohammed bin Salman's leadership, highlighting his efforts to normalize relations with Israel and Iran. Jenkins noted that while MBS is currently enjoying significant popularity, sustaining this momentum will depend on economic growth and reforms. This is crucial as it could lead to a more integrated and stable Middle East, impacting regional dynamics and international relations.

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