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A basic principle of corporate governance (CG) relates to the Board of Directors of the company, wherein the company shall be headed by an effective, collegial, and informative Board of Directors. You, as an executive or board member, need to ask yourself, where do we (as a company) stand in this?To achieve the ultimate goal and rationale of corporate governance, all members of the Board of Directors should understand the exact role and responsibilities of the Board as stipulated, inter alia, in the Company Law, the Articles & Memorandum of Association of the company, the corporate culture, and the corporate governance code.The outcome of this, in particular, highlights that the role of the Board is different from the role of the shareholders of the company (whose interests the Board...
April 16, 2024
Board of Directors & corporate governance
A quick search into the shadowy hands behind every disturbance, especially in stable and secure countries like Jordan, reveals the Muslim Brotherhood as the culprit. The Brotherhood members swap roles among their groups across various Arab nations. It's evident that the recent uncontrolled protests in Jordan are incited by the Brotherhood, who are inevitably responsible for the Palestinians' plight in Gaza and the West Bank, due to ongoing Israeli attacks since October 7, 2023.This role-swapping was witnessed everywhere the Brotherhood meddled, disrupting the peace and stability of several Arab societies. Their incitement tactics fail to achieve their ultimate goal of seizing power; in Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, and Jordan.Post October 7, 2023, they've been fracturing the...
April 05, 2024
Jordan: The Muslim Brotherhood's Agitation and Sisyphus' Boulder
April 01, 2024
Why do education reform strategies often fail?
In every era, a faction of "wily, troubled individuals" emerges, regrettably some of them Arabs. Their primary concern is to belittle, demean, and undermine others, casting governments and peoples in the light of "lies and fabrications."During the 1970s and 1980s, this group's favorite accusation was labeling the Gulf, specifically the Saudi, policy as "petrodollar politics." In London, "extortionists," primarily from the northern Arab regions, falsely and maliciously called themselves "journalists," and published yellow newsletters and frail magazines, believing that defaming Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states, or what they derogatorily called "desert Bedouins," was a shortcut to the petrodollar wealth. Naturally, these...
March 07, 2024
Saudi Arabians remain unfazed by the 'buzz' of fools
February 22, 2024
We have celebrated Founding Day for three years - but it has been with us for 300
February 07, 2024
Why is FinTech flourishing in Saudi Arabia?
February 06, 2024
Merging for acquisition
January 25, 2024
Secrets of Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s saga of successes
January 04, 2024
Why does the world speak mainly in English?
December 28, 2023
The post-October 7 scenario is not the same as before!
