Friday, September 21, 2012

A New Generation of Technocrats is Needed



Given the fact that the majority (60-65%) of the Saudi population is about to graduate high school and college and enter into the workforce, the country needs a leadership that connects with these youth and meets their demands. As the current Saudi ruling princes grow older and frailer, they remain detached from the needs of the growing number of young people and their skyrocketing expectations. A new generation of technocrats needs to step up and steer the kingdom in the right direction.

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