The British Times reports on Yemen's attack on bin Salman's economic dreams The British "Times" wrote that Yemen's missile and UAV attacks targeted Bin Salman's economic dreams and the Vision 2030 project and imposed heavy costs on Saudi Arabia's economy and security. The English newspaper The Times emphasized in a report that the missile and UAV attacks by the armed forces of the Yemeni resistance seriously threaten bin Salman's economic dreams of turning Saudi Arabia into an investment and tourism center as part of "Vision 2030". This newspaper warned that the continuation of tensions caused huge damages to Riyadh in various areas and questioned the ambitions of the Saudi crown prince. One of the clear signs of this crisis was the cancellation of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) conference in Riyadh, known as the "Davos of the Sahara", a meeting that for years was the main showcase of the Saudi economic transformation project and attracted the leading figures on Wall Street. The closure of the airport in the capital due to the action of the Yemenis raised the concern of international investors and forced the organizers to cancel this year's meeting.

The British Times reports on Yemen's attack on bin Salman's economic dreams The British "Times" wrote that Yemen's missile and UAV attacks targeted Bin Salman's economic dreams and the Vision 2030 project and imposed heavy costs on Saudi Arabia's economy and security. The English newspaper The Times emphasized in a report that the missile and UAV attacks by the armed forces of the Yemeni resistance seriously threaten bin Salman's economic dreams of turning Saudi Arabia into an investment and tourism center as part of "Vision 2030". This newspaper warned that the continuation of tensions caused huge damages to Riyadh in various areas and questioned the ambitions of the Saudi crown prince. One of the clear signs of this crisis was the cancellation of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) conference in Riyadh, known as the "Davos of the Sahara", a meeting that for years was the main showcase of the Saudi economic transformation project and attracted the leading figures on Wall Street. The closure of the airport in the capital due to the action of the Yemenis raised the concern of international investors and forced the organizers to cancel this year's meeting.