Essays on Middle East

Cairo's Culinary Experiences Cairo is Egypt's capital and largest city, with numerous prominent hotels offering some of the most fascinating evening menus. This paper talks about a normal meal in Cairo, Egypt. It goes into detail on how the meal represents the region in terms of location, culture, human/environmental interactions, and...

Following an escalation of the crisis, countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Bahrain have barred Qatar from entering. As a result, they terminated diplomatic connections and, as a result, cut all transportation links with the country (Aljazeera, 2017). The main objective was to isolate Qatar,...

Saudi Aramco Saudi Aramco is a Saudi Arabian state-owned and controlled petroleum and natural gas company headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. It was created in 1933 as the Californian-Arabian Standard Oil Company and was renamed Arabian-American Oil Company or Aramco in 1944. Petroleum, natural gas, and various petrochemicals are among its...

The Economic Effects of Subsidized Industry R&D in Israel The article The Economic Effects of Subsidized Industry R&D in Israel by (Justman and Zuscovitch) explores how the Israeli government has granted contingent subsidies to select businesses, influencing employment, trade deficits, product quality, and overall economic growth. On the basis of data...

The debate about anti-Semites and Jews The debate about anti-Semites and Jews mostly centers around three key periods in Jean-Paul Sartre's life: before, before, and during World War II. The issue of Anti-Semites and Jews in Schocken's book Schocken highlighted the issue about Anti-Semites and Jews in his book, which was published following...

Terrorism is defined as the use of intimidation or violence to instill fear in a society in order to achieve a specific political goal. Terrorist acts by various terrorist organisations target locations of interest and may result in large casualties, primarily among civilians and terrorists themselves. Terrorist groups use various...

Islam is thought to have developed from Judeo-Christian traditions and the cultural ideals of the nomadic Bedoun tribe in the seventh century in Saudi Arabia, then known as Mecca. During this time, the Islamic religion extended into regions that the Sassanian Empire and the Byzantine Empire had previously ruled (Ahmed,...

A Saudi Arabian oil and gas business called Saudi Aramco A Saudi Arabian oil and gas business called Saudi Aramco explores, produces, refines, and sells petroleum-based goods. The corporate culture of the corporation is founded on a number of ideals that direct the organization's commercial and moral conduct (Saudi Aramco, 2016).Values...

Egyptian Delights: A Lucrative Startup Business Egyptian Delights is a recent retail company that will sell Egyptian sweets and coffee. The company will be based in Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, which is one of the region s strongest business centers. Because of the appropriate location and the uniqueness of the international product,...

Anaaqa Enterprise - Providing Beauty to the Saudi Arabian Market Anaaqa Enterprise is a relatively new business, having entered the Saudi Arabia market at the beginning of the year. The company is owned by two siblings, with their parents owning a ten percent stake due to the financing they provided for...

The Akkadian empire and its art The Akkadian empire was famous not only for its conquests of Iraqi-Mesopotamian territory but also for its art. The Akkadian arts are comparable to Sumerian art that came before them. Nonetheless, the Akkadian arts were notable not only for their form but also for the...

Gender notions of Iranian modernity have undergone a significant transition since the first ten years of the twentieth century. These developments were characterized by women's desire to assert their position in their society, which sparked the participation of women in matters of nationalism, which were mostly presided over by males...