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Bush says many countries have a stake in the Persian Gulf region. Why might this be the case?

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Arlecino [84]3 years ago

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C: The world depends on oil produced by Gulf countries, such as Kuwait.

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Artist 52 [7]3 years ago

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This is because these countries along with kuwait have oil reserves but as oil prices are decreasing at rate due the invention of many electrical vehicle and other gadgets or what we call item which run on solar energy or what is called as the green energy. Secondly many gulf countries are losing it value, such Dubai selling patches of land for income, Saudi big tribe people having to small business where they should be owners of big companyand in kuwait they are sending the expats back to their homeland so the their citizen can work. All these gulf countries are in stake because after Dubai selling all it is land what will they do, they have income on tourism they do not have oil reserves; whole the country Kuwait has grown to it the level which is it is now by expats and if all the expats are sent back what will the the county do because a few Kuwaiti citizen work hard while others do at their own will since if a company has to work we need 13% of them.

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