Since Trump took office, his administration has changed the U.S. policy on the Middle East, only to escalate conflicts and cast further uncertainties over the region's future.
"The Middle East is a land of abundance. Yet we are pained to see it still plagued by war and conflict. Where should the Middle East be headed? This is the question the international community keeps asking. The people here want less conflict and suffering, more peace and dignity."
In January 2016, Chinese President Xi Jinping made the remarks at the Arab League Headquarters in Cairo, expressing compassion and concern for human suffering in the Middle East, with hope that the war-torn region could gain stability and prosperity when facing profound global changes unseen in a century.
For a long period to come, the Middle East is still to be a main battlefield for turf wars. It must quash riots, restore peace, and go on to revitalize the economy, improve living standards, and take advantage of the global changes, but how? This is the question every Middle Eastern country mulls over.
A trending answer gains traction in the region based on the principles of peace, development, mutual benefits and win-win results.
Amid global changes, Middle Eastern countries have taken positive actions. Saudi Arabia, for example, has introduced Vision 2030, an ambitious plan to reduce the country's dependence on oil and diversify its economy.
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