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    French newspaper: Macaron intended to be the first to bless to Ibn Salman

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    French newspaper: Macaron intended to be the first to bless to Ibn Salman Empty French newspaper: Macaron intended to be the first to bless to Ibn Salman

    Post by Rocky Sat 11 Nov 2017, 2:58 am

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    Baghdad - Journal News
    The Italian newspaper Le Oque de la Guerra has criticized French President Emmanuel Macaron's relationship with changes in Saudi Arabia, saying he is playing a dirty game to ensure his interests when power is transferred and that he has moral responsibility for crimes against civilians in Yemen.
     Emmanuel Makron, during his recent visit to the Gulf, has been pragmatic in the context of his dirty game about the expected changes in Saudi Arabia. Emmanuel McCron, on his first visit to the Arabian Gulf, decided to move to Saudi Arabia after a time Short of his visit to the UAE, which came with the aim of opening the UAE version of the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi.
     Despite the stated reason for the visit to celebrate the cultural partnership between the two countries, most of the media in the Middle East and even the Iranian channels and Al-Arabiya channel of Saudi Arabia focused on the news that everyone is waiting for. Aged 82, to give up his son Mohammed, who has continued to gather influence and positions since last spring.
     The newspaper added that Mohammed bin Salman, after being appointed crown prince, also held an additional set of positions, including the Ministry of Defense and the presidency of the Council of Economic Affairs, which made him the de facto ruler in the Kingdom.
     The latest step taken by Mohammed bin Salman in preparation for the ruling was a massive campaign of arrests in recent days, during which he managed to get rid of about 40 VIPs within the royal family, including princes, cousins ​​and personalities with whom he had no good relationship.
    The Saudi government has long been a hereditary and orderly form of brother to brother, a method of broad participation in power for the various members of the ruling family of around 7,000 people. When the king this time transfers the rule to his favorite son Mohammed, entire branches have been waiting for the transfer to rule out of the race.
    French President Emmanuel Macaron is acting pragmatically in the midst of all these rapid developments. While most rumors suggest that the transfer of power from the king to his son is imminent and will take place within days or even hours, it seems that the young French president may have intended to be the first A politician in the world meets the new king when he receives the throne.
     Even if this does not happen soon, Macaron is warmly welcomed in Riyadh, where he has a new relationship with Saudi Arabia's rulers. When he was Minister of Economy and Finance in Manuel Valès' government in 2015, he visited the Kingdom on two occasions.
     One of the visits was accompanied by President Francois Hollande, accompanied by Prime Minister Manuel Valles and 200 French businessmen. During the trip, Macron signed a number of trade agreements with the Saudis worth 10 billion euros, of which half a billion used by the Saudis to buy French weapons, where Riyadh is one of Paris' largest customers in this area.
     The newspaper pointed out that the arms deals concluded between Paris and Riyadh have raised considerable criticism and objections in France, especially as many international human rights organizations, such as Human Rights Watch, confirmed that many of these French weapons sent to Riyadh are used in Yemen.
    The report added that UN reports indicate that at least five thousand civilians were killed by the Saudi bombing, while wounded at least 10 thousand civilians, most of whom were subjected to indiscriminate raids by Saudi aviation against civilians in cities, while most of the contracts concluded Between Riyadh and Paris involving the purchase of fighter planes and attack.
     "Our diplomatic and economic relations with countries like Russia, China and Turkey can not allow us to hide the complexities," he said. On human rights. If we do, we are betraying ourselves. "
     The newspaper said that the values ​​that Emmanuel Macaron sang in public, did not abide by the reality, and that the nobility of his positions missed his relationship with Saudi Arabia, which according to the newspaper funding the state organization and Al Qaeda, and bombing schools in Yemen, and billions of dollars To train and finance extremism and attract thousands of young people around the world. On the other hand, women continue to suffer from deprivation of their rights, which has not changed much after the decision to allow women to drive a month ago.
     In the end, the newspaper criticized what it described as McCron's dirty game in its relationship with Saudi Arabia. He asked sarcastically whether Macaron had become like pragmatic American politicians, or that Saudi Arabia had overnight turned into a country that respected human rights without being noticed by the world. .

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