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What did the current king of Saudi Arabia, Salman, do? Ibn Abdul-Aziz al-Saud, that he surprised and delighted some, while others puzzled and even scared?
As soon as he sat on the throne after the death of his late brother, then issued a series of decrees aimed at further improvement the welfare of their people. In particular, all employees, students and pensioners were given a remuneration of two months payments and half a million citizens were forgiven their fines up to 133 thousand in terms of American dollars.
By the way, such decrees should be issued by any a democratic country where supposedly the power of the people. A in fact, as it turned out, only kings and other “dictators”, for real (that is, not in words but in deeds) looking after the interests of their subjects.
You can list the good deeds of the Saudi king and further, however, anyone who is interested in this information is more you can learn more about this on his Twitter page. Salman ibn Abdul-Aziz al-Saud of the seven kings who ruled this country, became the first sovereign who acquired an account in social network and through it communicates directly with its people. His popularity on Twitter is just fantastic – almost 2 million subscribers to date. And this is far from accidental interest – like rulers who are fully committed to caring for to their people, and not just decent, but also smart and There are not so many talented in our human society.
What other decrees of King Salman ibn Abdul-Aziz al-Saud would like to mention without fail:
- he simply expelled all foreign prisoners from his countries without the right to enter it ever, instead of contain this horde of criminals at the expense of their people;
- he allocated 20 billion US dollars to provide the population with free drinking water and electricity;
- he took control of culture, sports, education, cooperative and trade union movement in the country, periodically pouring huge amounts of money and much more are in these areas.
How did politicians and the Western media react to this the unprecedented generosity of the ruler of Saudi Arabia? Highly wary, doubtful of royal sincerity. Really, it’s much more common for the Western world to print long programs and promises of the president, prime minister, chancellor and so on, and then none of this promised to be fulfilled. Salman ibn Abdul-Aziz al-Saud promised from the very beginning of his reign only one thing is to try in every way to continue the deceased brother’s policy. AND all. The rest is real cases, which today can be judged each, applauding this ruler certainly standing …
