In an era dominated by global storytelling, many observers wonder why the Saudi narrative remains largely absent from the international media, academic research and strategic publications, despite the Kingdom’s unprecedented transformations under Vision 2030. Part of the answer lies in external perspectives. International and regional media outlets often view the Middle East through a less-than-friendly lens, focusing on traditional stereotypes or negative aspects, while overlooking the profound social and economic changes unfolding on the ground.
The Saudi narrative: A nation writing its own future
The Saudi narrative is not a temporary media campaign — it is a comprehensive national strategy (File/AFP)
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In an era dominated by global storytelling, many observers wonder why the Saudi narrative remains largely absent from the international media, academic research and strategic publications, despite the Kingdom’s unprecedented transformations under Vision 2030.
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