Opinion
Can tourism become a victim of its own success?
There is no understating the importance of tourism to many developed and developing economies. Ever since the cost of holidays
Saudi Arabia plans to boost regional industrial ties by partnering with Tunisia on joint ventures, according to Vice Minister of Industry Affairs Khalil bin Salamah. Speaking at the UN Multilateral Industrial Policy Forum in Riyadh, Bin Salamah confirmed collaboration is forthcoming, with discussions focusing on product selection. He emphasized that sustainable growth requires cooperation, citing success in the petrochemical sector and the potential in others. Talks with two other neighboring Arab countries aim to boost industries, including pharmaceuticals.
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Opinion
Can tourism become a victim of its own success?
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