The Impact of Globalization on Young People in Saudi Arabia

Globalization continues to strengthen the unity of regional economy, society and culture through communication, transportation and trade. It is driven primarily by economic, technical, socio-cultural, biological and political factors. It can also be adapted through cultural adaptation as a transient flow of ideas, languages, or popular culture. Researchers believe that globalization began early in the 3 rd century when the trade link between Sumerian and Indian River civilization began.

Saudi Arabia is the first Muslim country to allow women to participate in the Olympic Games and two female athletes have been able to participate in the 2012 London Olympics' impact on the world economy. To name a few sports events including the World Cup, the Olympic Games, and other professional sports, these campaigns spend money on their economy - the establishment of companies like Nike, Undermrum, Rebock, Adidas New sportswear collection And products "Through Nike's vision, Americans already know as athletes as gods, as a game as a concept of ceremonial life, and as a promising healthy sound body, Ericianfield's all movement galaxy.The exercise is humanity It is regarded as the most expansive aspect of

It is in this sudden totalitarian enthusiastic environment that Brazil lives as a youth. He went to a school in Saudi Arabia and returned to the capital city of Hargaisa in Somaliland and started his own business. Like most people in all countries on Earth, including us, he is not overly angry with the government and politics. Bashe is well educated - intellectual - and descendants of Isaaq clan. He did not know that these things made him the enemy of the country. About 1980, Siade Barre began to become a delusion as its family reached Ethiopia and Djibouti, so the Isaaq clan (in general, Somali people) will oppose him. Somalia invaded Ethiopia in the late 1970s and they remain enemies. Barre imagines that Isaaq people in Somalia are the fifth column.

Khashoggi fled from Saudi Arabia in June 2017 and exiled in the United States. He has become a frequent contributor to publications like the Washington Post Global Opinion section and continues to criticize the Saudi Arabian government. He is criticizing Prince Saudi Arabia Mohamed Bin Salman and Salman of King Saudi Arabia. He also opposed Saudi Arabian Yemeni intervention. He said: "The government is banning me from being electrified by my elected President, Donald Trump at Twitter." In September 2017, the Washington Post criticized his prince, I announced the first column of the newspaper. And advocate the direction of the kingdom and his country's reform. Since Khashoggi cooperated with Washington Post, he became a harassed victim through Twitter victims and is often referred to as "electronic flies".