Bin Salman Seeks to Keep Communication Channels with Iran Open

Bin Salman Seeks to Keep Communication Channels with Iran Open. The Wall Street Journal reported that war threatens Saudi Arabia's efforts to make travel and tourism two core pillars of its economy. The report added that war costs have widened the kingdom's budget deficit and increased the risk of its economy slipping into recession. The report states […]

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The Wall Street Journal announced in a report that the war threatens Saudi Arabia's efforts to turn travel and tourism into two essential pillars of the country's economy.

The report added that the costs of the war have increased the Saudi budget deficit and increased the risk of the country's economy entering a recession.

It is stated in this report that the consequences of this crisis go beyond the borders of Saudi Arabia because this country is one of the main sources of financing the technology sector in the world.

According to this report, Riyadh is facing increasing military pressure so that parts of the capital turned into a battlefield-like scene.

The Wall Street Journal quoted Saudi officials as saying that Saudi Arabia's stockpile of interceptor missiles, which are necessary to deal with possible further attacks, is running out.

This media added that the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia has asked his advisors to keep the channels of diplomatic communication with Iran open.