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of love-heancer group ponged careers.

Maybe 30 or 20 years ago, a Saudi might have said

I'm Muslim and I'm Arab and I'm Saudi. Now they might say I'm

Saudi and I'm Arab and I'm Muslim. You know they're trying to radically refashion their

country and they need help from the best experts in the world.

Do you want to have your country's people be disqualified from that because of some essentially

antiquated point of view about how countries work together?

In recent months it can feel like Saudi Arabia is

intent on buying the world. It's bought up much of golf, sports teams, many of the

globe's best soccer players to its own domestic league, and it owns huge chunks of many of the biggest companies on the planet.

But Saudi Arabia is not just on a shopping spree.

The ones insular oil-rich kingdom is transforming into a major diplomatic and military player, a pivotal

actor in the energy transition and looks set to post high-end cultural events like the FIFA

World Cup.

You know they know that buying a football club immediately brings you a billboard into a global game

that allows you to completely reposition yourself or rebrand yourself.

It feels like we're entering the era of the Saudi

project. But what exactly is the kingdom trying to achieve and will it succeed? Coming soon from

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