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Introduction
Frightening health knocks out Saudi Arabia’s King Saudi King Salman. The UK queen, Elizabeth II recently had tests carried out which showed high temperatures and stiffness of the joints. Finally, the state news agency disclosed that he will receive medication for lung inflammation in Al Salam Palace Jeddah. Now it is time to explore this case further and understand what can really result from it.
The Health Concerns
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz, is the guardian of the two holy mosques and head of the Arab world’s largest economy, the world’s biggest exporter of oil was in the news since he was crowned King of his nation in January 2015. He has been constantly watched for health issues and this recent bout has kept people worried.
Treatment Approach
The state news agency later reported that the royal court had confirmed that King Salman would be given antibiotics to help the inflammation. The decision to implement the issue straight away shows that it is an important matter. Al Salam Palace is a prestigious venue and an important historical monument in Jeddah where the treatment will be conducted.
Impact on Leadership
Indeed, as the de facto ruler of the kingdom, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is at the heart of decision-making strategies in Saudi Arabia. This comes right in the time Indonesia had announced the delay of King Salman’s visit to the country. On the other hand, the absence of the king and the internal challenges that the Saudi government faces may lead to further debates regarding the current leadership and its future.
Conclusion
Amen for Now: Saudi Arabia at the Crossroads as It Circles the Throne around an Ailing King. The people of the nation keep their prayers and hopes for King Salman as he is recovering from the treatment. The result will not only be a personal loss for the royal family but also a loss for the Middle East. We continue to follow news from the hospital as the rest of the globe holds its breath for good news about the king’s condition and quick recovery.
