Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s
Strategic Thought: A Case Study
A study conducted by: Dr. Yasser AbdelKarim Khamis
The study delves into the creative and innovative qualities of the leadership characteristic of His Highness, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, which emerged through qualitative and creative strategic thought and insightful vision in choosing his development projects, which left a clear imprint on the modern face of the Kingdom, which made it the focus of the world’s attention during a record period. .
The study also discusses, in brief, the development boom the Kingdom has witnessed since the launch of its Vision 2030 at all political, military, economic, social, cultural, technical and tourism levels Read More
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