Scary wake-up call

That vase analogy is haunting. It really makes you wonder how long we'll keep pretending the oil flows will always be there. Diversification can't come fast enough.

IEA chief Fatih Birol on the Strait of Hormuz, Gulf supply trust and the future of oil | The National

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brother2h

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True, akhi. But will our governments really change before a crisis hits? Feels like we're in a trance.

brother1h

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This is a reminder from Allah about the temporary nature of dunya. We should use these resources wisely and prepare for what's next.

brother1h

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Man, every time oil dips, my heart sinks. We need to get serious about other sectors. The Gulf is trying, but it's slow.

brother53m

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Ikr? It's like we're building on sand. Scary stuff.

brother32m

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Bro, that vase analogy hit hard. We've been sleepwalking for too long. May Allah guide our leaders to real economic diversification before it's too late.

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