Opinion | America has to understand what makes Mohammed bin Salman tick WashTimesOpEd
More than ever, the U.S. needs partners as it navigates challenges, from Russia, China and Iran to responding intelligently and constructively to cross-border pandemics, global supply chain constraints and the recent rise of artificial intelligence as the fourth industrial revolution.
If Washington extends a respectful and genuine hand of cooperation to the energetic and forward-thinking Saudi crown prince, it will have no better friend thanUnderstanding what motivates MBS is the starting point of how Washington should deal with a leader who will play a consequential role on the global stage for years to come. The crown prince is leading an unprecedented and groundbreaking set of reforms that are transforming the most consequential country for global energy security.
A second motivation for MBS is his deep desire to leave a legacy for his country. With a population of 60% under 30, Crown Princeis on a mission to lay a foundation for the next generation of Saudis. For example, his bold decision to plant billions of trees across the kingdom demonstrates his understanding of the intersection between enhanced health outcomes and tree planting. Washington must extend a hand to help MBS with his efforts to leave a legacy for his people.
The third motivating factor for the crown prince is to make his nation a force for positive change on the global stage. From addressing global food insecurity to conflict resolution, Crown Prince
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