Saudi Price Khaled Al-Faisal at the forum. |
Addressing a forum for developing
disorganized residential districts in the Makkah region, Prince Khaled said the
project would focus mainly on people living in these districts, especially foreign
refugees like the Burmese.
“We have agreed with the Labor
Ministry to create jobs for them. We also told big companies implementing
projects in the region to make use of these residents… and one day they become
good citizens,” the governor said.
“This is the vision of Custodian
of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah and this is the king’s program to correct
the situation of these people and this is a commitment from this state and they
have a right on this country to take care of them,” he explained.
The Labor Ministry announced
recently it would consider employment of four Burmese, Turkistanis and
Palestinians equal to one foreigner, encouraging private companies to employ
these refugees who are readily available in the country, instead of recruiting
foreign workers.
“The problem of disorganized
districts is not limited to Makkah or Saudi Arabia. This is an international
problem. Disorganized districts could be found in major cities of the world,”
he said while opening the forum organized by Umm Al-Qura University in Makkah.
He said the problem was created
in Makkah after thousands of pilgrims who had come to the city for Haj and
Umrah in the past stayed in the country even after the expiry of their visas. There
are others who had run away from their countries because of religious
oppression.
Instead of Bangladesh they should be sailing to Saudi Arabia while the door is wide open. |
Prince Khaled said the
government’s main concern is not removal of old buildings in these districts or
construction of new roads but to improve the living condition of people living
in these areas.
He said the individuals and
families living in those districts would be given alternative housing
facilities before demolishing their old houses. The two-day forum is being held
on the university’s campus in Abidiya, Makkah.
(Attention, all the Muslims in Burma! Now is the time to fly or sail ASAP to Saudi Arabia as it is a rare opportunity to get a government-subsidized prosperous life as Saudi Arabia is one of the richest nations in this world. Rumors are that at least 500,000 spots are allocated for the Muslims from Burma.
Buddhists do not need to apply though as they will chop your head off once the authorities there found out that you are a Buddhist as Saudi Muslims really hate Buddhists and also it is strictly illegal to practice Buddhism in the Wahabi Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.)
A Saudi Arab teaching a lesson to a Bengali-Muslim cabbie who'd badmouthed Saudis.
A Saudi boy flogging a Bengali-Muslim garbage collector teasingly on the street.
(Many readers might be wondering why didn't those brutally-tormented Bengali-Muslims fight back their Saudi tormentors physically? Because Saudi Arabia has a horribly-strict and unbelievably-racist legal code which punishes any foreigner laying even a finger on a Saudi citizen harshly including the death penalty by decapitating.)
Buddhists do not need to apply though as they will chop your head off once the authorities there found out that you are a Buddhist as Saudi Muslims really hate Buddhists and also it is strictly illegal to practice Buddhism in the Wahabi Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.)
(Many readers might be wondering why didn't those brutally-tormented Bengali-Muslims fight back their Saudi tormentors physically? Because Saudi Arabia has a horribly-strict and unbelievably-racist legal code which punishes any foreigner laying even a finger on a Saudi citizen harshly including the death penalty by decapitating.)