🚀 Issue #22 - Why you shouldn't ignore Saudi anymore

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“Rich Dad, Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki topped the chart across 80 comments.

This not only gave me a clear snapshot of what fuels my audience but also sparked the inspiration for today’s topic.

Wealth.

Specifically, the Wealth in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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Welcome to Trendscape Issue #22

🚀🚀 Why the KSA is important (with quirky facts)

Saudi Arabia is home to 58,300 millionaires, which includes 195 individuals with net worths exceeding $100 million and 22 billionaires.

The number of millionaires is expected to be over 185k by 2027.

Incredible.

As you know, KSA (The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) is famous for some of the largest and craziest real estate mega projects, like the Line, Trojena, the 20-story-high F1 race track.

But there is more.

With a median age of 29, KSA has a strong potential target audience for many digital and physical solutions and product.

Saudi Arabia has attracted immigrants since the oil industry's growth in the 1970s. If you are attracted by the sound of money too and you are moving there, you won’t probably suffer much loneliness there - 40% of the country’s population is a foreigner. And due to its booming economy and no tax on personal income, guess what? More and more people are expected to move there.

While KSA’s beautiful tourist attractions and natural scenery are a hot trend on social media, the country also holds a few surprises for Western travelers, including the ban on alcohol consumption, taking photos of government buildings, and witchcraft.

If you are moving there, the KSA's Vision 2030 is one to remember. The plan is to enhance the nation's appeal to foreign investors by slashing unemployment rates, and raising foreign direct investment from 3.8% to 5.7%.

What’s more?

Nejree leverages an innovative "try now, buy later" model across its platform, including luxury brands available on its website and mobile app. Interesting.

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