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It is perhaps one of the most important aspects of being a teacher - having empathy towards every single child, and building a warm and unique relationship with each one.You must get to know every pupil, understand what makes them happy, what inspires them, and what can help them be the very best versions of themselves.In an environment where the education syllabus and curriculum are standard for everyone, this is not always easy.I left the Fourth Creative Childhood Forum, organized by Dar Al-Hanan Schools in Jeddah, pondering what a privileged, exciting, and at times daunting role we have.Our influence will stay with each child for life — so we must try to be not only a teacher, but also a guiding light, and a friend.The forum was incredibly enlightening and professionally put together,...
March 16, 2025
Discovering what makes each child special
In the arena of international politics, some countries observe, others comment, and some negotiate. But then there are nations that make a difference, reshuffling the deck when options are limited.Saudi Arabia, under the leadership of Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, has repeatedly demonstrated that the solution has always been — and will always be — in Riyadh.This is not merely a case of playing a regional role; rather, it is the result of a unique Saudi diplomatic approach that has become a focal point for addressing international crises.Through a combination of wisdom, political flexibility, and a strategic vision, the Kingdom does not just manage issues — it reshapes the balance of power to serve regional and global stability.Historically, Riyadh has been a...
March 15, 2025
Riyadh: The world's center for crisis resolution
March 15, 2025
Riyadh at the heart of global conflict resolution
March 09, 2025
Half of society, the whole nation: A vision of transformation and progress
February 27, 2025
Washington, Moscow, and the world’s gaze… Why Riyadh?
February 27, 2025
Kissinger’s diplomacy and its renewed significance in the Middle East
One day, I was talking with my older brother about the fears we experience as humans, fear of losing social status, fear of the unknown, and more.He then recalled a story from his university days. A sociology professor had given each student a blank sheet of paper and asked them to write down one fear that often came to mind, without writing their names. The students complied, and the professor read their responses aloud.Many fears were common: fear of losing loved ones, fear of the future, fear of war, and fear of failing to achieve dreams. But one response stood out — the fear of being forgotten.This fear is particularly prevalent in some Western societies, where relationships with the elderly or those suffering from memory loss, such as Alzheimer’s patients, can be weak. Many end up...
February 24, 2025
Fear of being forgotten
By Firas Ibrahim TrabulsiBy royal decree, new financial settlement regulations for corruption cases have been approved, marking a pivotal step in reinforcing the Kingdom’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and the recovery of misappropriated public funds. This initiative reflects a well-established principle in Saudi governance—balancing justice with national interests—while providing a structured legal framework for rectifying past violations.Under the leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia has adopted an unambiguous stance against corruption, built on transparency, accountability, and the restitution of unlawfully obtained assets. The Kingdom’s firm measures against corruption...
February 05, 2025
Royal Decree enhances integrity and recovers public funds
January 27, 2025
Saudi Arabia redefines the pilgrimage experience, blending spirituality and modernity
January 24, 2025
Mohammed bin Salman: Pioneering a future of limitless possibilities
