رامي خريس - Al-Monitor: The Middle Eastʼs leading independent news source since 2012

رامي خريس

The shadows of investors and speculators are seen cast on a screen as they monitor stock prices at the FALCOM investment bank in Riyadh August 5, 2014. Saudi Arabia is one of the last major markets in the world to open up, so the reform is attracting massive interest among international fund managers. But they will face an unusual and in some ways difficult trading environment. Picture taken August 5, 2014. REUTERS/Faisal Al Nasser (SAUDI ARABIA - Tags: BUSINESS) - RTR42ECU

الصندوق السياديّ السعوديّ... طموحات وتحديّات

Rami Khrais

A worker stands at a desalination plant, 35 lm south of Riyadh, May 4, 2011. Long before it understood the value of oil, the desert kingdom of Saudi Arabia knew the worth of water. But the leading oil exporter's water challenges are growing as energy-intensive desalination erodes oil revenues while peak water looms more ominously than peak oil -- the theory that supplies are at or near their limit, with nowhere to go but down. Picture taken May 4, 2011. To match Feature SAUDI-WATER/ REUTERS/Fahad Shadeed

كيف ستؤمّن السعوديّة حاجاتها المستقبليّة من المياه؟

Rami Khrais

هل بدأ العراق باستغلال غازه في شكل أفضل أخيراً؟

Rami Khrais