Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed says Middle East can become the ‘new Europe’

The Middle East can turn into the new Europe if its nations receive advancement and improvement, Dubai ruler, HH Sheik Mohammed Bin Rashid Al-Maktoum has said. 

The Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE told daily paper Asharq Al-Awsat he trusted the contentions in the area offered further inspiration to embrace modernization and advancement. 

He said he concurred with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's conviction that the Middle East could be the new Europe, he said. 

"I trust that contentions offer further inspiration to embrace modernization and advancement," he clarified. 

"Will you capability deal with an emergency in the event that you don't have the proper devices of the age? Could old conditions, strategies and mindsets create something else than the items that they had yielded previously?" 

He said that for over 20 years he has been cautioning pioneers of the seriousness of the circumstance and the requirement for change. 

"Yet, a few authorities were stunned at the prospect that issues in their nations could heighten. In reality, they heightened until the point when they achieved a deadlock." 

In any case, he said he stayed hopeful in regards to what's to come. In spite of the fact that expensive, he said the exercises gained from the Arab Spring (which he alluded to as the Arab Fall), "were profitable." 

"I trust that most of the authority in the Arab world have taken in these exercises, which are that the breezes of changes, change and modernization are blowing through the greater part of our Arab world. They hold a guarantee of a genuine spring." 

Gotten some information about relations with Saudi Arabia, Sheik Mohammed stated: "We generally remain by Saudi Arabia, through various challenges." 

"Our two-sided ties are supported through the Saudi-Emirati Coordination Council. The board set a joint vision for a complimentary procedure between the two nations, on the financial, advancement and military dimensions, through 44 joint vital undertakings. We anticipate building an integral model that bolsters the GCC and joint Arab work." 

He said he likewise looked "with positive thinking and expectation at the enormous advancement and modernization activity in the Kingdom." 

"Vision 2030 requests our siblings to work nonstop to execute its tasks and projects. They are equipped for achieving it and they realize that the objectives of the arrangement are not a decision. They are important to stand up to current and future difficulties. 

"Saudi Arabia is a youthful society, the greater part the populace is younger than 30. They require openings for work. Most importantly, they require current instruction and a domain that is available to change and innovation. Also, the advancements and changes in the worldwide economy request the enhancement of the economy and lessening reliance on characteristic assets. This is the thing that Vision 2030 is planning for."