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Saudi Arabia - MEDIA
In-text: ("Saudi Arabia - MEDIA", 2016)
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The Media in Saudi Arabia is considered to be few to none the media is very enclosed it is very hard for the outside world to understand or know anything that happens in KSA. even reporters whom work in the news stations in Saudi censor their work from the world the only way for the outside world to know what might be happening in Saudi is if some person posts it on the internet. in which the source is unreliable and may not be adequate to broadcast. Finally erasing the content as soon as it is found making it disappear and punishing the culprit whom posted it.Easy to say that the government of Saudi Arabia is very strict about its media giving the ruling family full authority over all media aspects related to news of the country and what happens in its borders .when a ruler has this much control over the media of the country it is safe to say that he has something to hide whether it is a religious act of execution or bodily defilement or even something as silly as personal integrity and the preservation of its society , by controlling the media they control the entrance of outside media .of course these are but some accusations that the world has stated none of the above acts has been proven yet .that indeed what makes other countries that don’t understand the Islamic culture uncomfortable when dealing with Saudi Arabia and scared or threatened by its existence. As they say people are always afraid of what they don’t understand or can’t control .

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The kingdom of Saudi Arabia is located in the middle east in the Arabian Peninsula. it is considered the biggest country in the middle east with an area of 1,960,582 square kilometers (756,985 square miles). But unfortunately 95 percent of the land is considered desert high temperatures make it hard for it to have agricultural independence. the main language in the KSA is Arabic similar to neighboring countries of the middle east or the Arabian Peninsula, But the difference is that in KSA they make people learn Arabic to work there. for example, Indians for instance are obligated to learn Arabic for them to work in KSA unlike other middle eastern countries who acknowledge English as a second language KSA is a strictly Arabic country.  The Country of Saudi Arabia is considered home to the world's biggest proven oil reserve and exports uses oil as the main source for income as well as some minimal exports of Wheat, barley, tomatoes, melons, and mutton. The KSA is home to 24,573,000 people a huge number which correlates with its area, from which 5.2 million are foreigners mostly of Arab origins and Asians. People in KSA have access to All social media, in fact as a country that is under full Islamic governance it has a high media attribution on TV channels such as MBC. But of course it blocks adult and unethical content like any other country. And they have various radio channels with vast cultural and religious as well as entertainment such as songs. the Age structure according to index mundi statistics. And the Dependency ratios are:
total dependency ratio: 46.1 %
youth dependency ratio: 41.8 %
elderly dependency ratio: 4.3 %
potential support ratio: 23.5
Population growth rate is estimated to about 1.49 %, a Birth rate of 18.78 births/1,000 population, and a death rate of 3.32 deaths/1,000 population. The religion in KSA is Islam with variation of citizens that are 85-90% Sunni and 10-15% Shia and a very minimal occurrence of other religions. the literacy level of Saudi’s from 15 and above 87.2% are able to write and read properly at the age of 15 and continue their education as per their desire or start working for those who can find jobs .