Analyst: Sarawat and Tuwaiq projects to boost regional, global security
Political analyst Saeed Al-Qadi says the Sarawat and Tuwaiq projects aim to strengthen combat systems and reinforce security and stability in the region and beyond.
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AIPolitical analyst Dr. Saeed Al-Qadi has stated that the Sarawat and Tuwaiq projects are designed to build robust combat systems that will help reinforce security and stability both regionally and globally.
Speaking in an interview with Al-Ekhbariya TV, Al-Qadi said that Saudi Arabia adopts a strategy based on deterrence and supporting peace, emphasizing that the Saudi armed forces are forces of deterrence and peace, not of threat or aggression.
He added that throughout its history, the Kingdom has never been an aggressor, but has played a role focused on deterring threats and supporting security and stability, both in the region and internationally.
The analyst noted that, in his view, enhancing combat capabilities and systems is part of supporting security and peace and confronting threats, which contributes to maintaining regional and international stability.
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Sarawat and Tuwaiq projects
The Royal Saudi Navy is working to develop its combat systems, raise operational readiness, and enhance human and technical capabilities through the implementation of strategic projects that form a cornerstone of its modernization efforts. Among the most prominent of these are the Sarawat and Tuwaiq projects.
The Sarawat and Tuwaiq projects represent a significant transformation in naval capability development, focusing on modernizing combat systems, technology transfer, localizing military industries, building national expertise, and upgrading naval infrastructure. These efforts align with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 to establish a sustainable national defense industry and strengthen the operational readiness of the armed forces.