Saudi Arabia: A Second Home for Americans
Expatriates find a welcoming environment and economic opportunities in the Kingdom.
Riyadh: The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has become more than just a place for professional expatriates; it now feels like a second home to many Americans.
This sentiment is fueled by the ongoing transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, which has created an environment that appeals to those seeking economic opportunities and a high quality of life.
John Pagano, CEO of Red Sea Global and recently granted Saudi citizenship, reflects on his eight-year residency in the Kingdom with deep appreciation for its people and progress.
He views the honor of becoming a Saudi citizen not just as personal recognition but as a symbolic milestone in the nation's broader transformation efforts.
The warmth and hospitality of Saudis have made him feel embraced and integrated into society.
Maria Cometti, co-founder of DQ Living Magazine, shares her positive experience in Riyadh.
She highlights the national spirit of positivity and unity driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi Vision 2030.
Being part of a society actively shaping its future is seen as inspiring and privileged.
As an American married to a Saudi, she appreciates the strong bilateral ties and the sense of safety that Saudi Arabia provides for her family.
The Kingdom's ambitious plans under Vision 2030, particularly in becoming a global hub for air connectivity and logistics, have led to surpassing initial tourism targets.
With new direct flights from major US carriers like Delta Air Lines, American travelers are increasingly drawn to the country.
Delta's CEO Ed Bastian predicts growing interest among Americans due to the impressive development, cultural richness, and warm hospitality they experience in Saudi Arabia.
This sentiment is fueled by the ongoing transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, which has created an environment that appeals to those seeking economic opportunities and a high quality of life.
John Pagano, CEO of Red Sea Global and recently granted Saudi citizenship, reflects on his eight-year residency in the Kingdom with deep appreciation for its people and progress.
He views the honor of becoming a Saudi citizen not just as personal recognition but as a symbolic milestone in the nation's broader transformation efforts.
The warmth and hospitality of Saudis have made him feel embraced and integrated into society.
Maria Cometti, co-founder of DQ Living Magazine, shares her positive experience in Riyadh.
She highlights the national spirit of positivity and unity driven by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi Vision 2030.
Being part of a society actively shaping its future is seen as inspiring and privileged.
As an American married to a Saudi, she appreciates the strong bilateral ties and the sense of safety that Saudi Arabia provides for her family.
The Kingdom's ambitious plans under Vision 2030, particularly in becoming a global hub for air connectivity and logistics, have led to surpassing initial tourism targets.
With new direct flights from major US carriers like Delta Air Lines, American travelers are increasingly drawn to the country.
Delta's CEO Ed Bastian predicts growing interest among Americans due to the impressive development, cultural richness, and warm hospitality they experience in Saudi Arabia.
