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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman is pushing to open up tourism in a bid to reduce the Kingdom's dependence on oil.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman is pushing to open up tourism in a bid to reduce the Kingdom's dependence on oil. Source: Saudi Royal Palace

Dr. Paul Salem, President of the Middle East Institute in Washington, told SBS Arabic24 that King Salman of Saudi Arabia might have to do few changes and possibly consider another candidate as a successor of throne to overcome the issue which attracted global attention.

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Dr. Paul Salem, President of the Middle East Institute in Washington, told SBS Arabic24 that King Salman of Saudi Arabia might have to do few changes and possibly consider another candidate as a successor of throne to overcome the issue which attracted global attention.

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