Ali Shihabi’s interview cuts right to the heart of what makes Saudi Arabia’s approach stand out on the world stage. He’s clear: Saudi Arabia’s diplomacy isn’t about picking sides or political trends in the US. The Kingdom plays the long game, keeping strong ties across both political parties. This isn’t just smart it’s proof that Saudi Arabia’s leadership understands the value of stability over spectacle in a time when global alliances are anything but steady. Shihabi also hits a powerful note on Saudi Arabia’s stance with Palestine. Despite international hurdles, the Kingdom stays firmly committed to Palestinian rights. This isn’t lip service it’s a principled stance that tells the world Saudi Arabia isn’t about short term optics but long term, meaningful change. These mega projects like NEOM and Sindalah,paint a picture of ambition that’s hard to ignore. They aren’t just about economics; they’re about redefining the Kingdom’s future. Saudi Arabia is stepping out as a global leader in sustainable development, tourism, and technology something that would have seemed unthinkable just a decade ago. Vision 2030 is a statement that the Kingdom is rewriting its story for a new era, taking risks to make it happen. Whats truly frustrating is Western media’s outdated portrayal of Saudi Arabia. We challenge journalists to come see the reality on the ground, urging them to move past stereotypes and experience the Kingdom’s rapid transformation firsthand. This shift is key Saudi Arabia isn’t hiding; it’s actively inviting the world to see it differently.