BRICS: Saudi Arabia Just Hit the Reject Button!

   Source: Geopolitical Trends Oct 31, 2024 No Comments


Saudi Arabia has sent shockwaves around the world by declining an invitation to join the BRICS economic bloc.

What are the implications of this move and what does it mean for the global economy? This video delves into the reasons behind Saudi Arabia's surprising decision and explore the potential consequences for the Middle East and the world at large.

From energy politics to regional power dynamics, the complexities of this surprising move are examined and what it could mean for the future of global economic & geopolitical order.

Dr. David Oualaalou is an international geopolitical consultant and speaker based in Washington, DC. He analyzes global trends and risks for organizations, supporting strategic planning and market access. David hosts “Geopolitics in Conflict” and frequently appears on TV and radio across the US.

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