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Wilson

Headlines !!!
Congrats for Vip Tittle Ghanshyampdave

ghanshyampdave wrote:

Otherwise what ?

They'll join my forces (Counter Strike) :lol:

ghanshyampdave

wilson_derry wrote:

Headlines !!!
Congrats for Vip Tittle Ghanshyampdave

ghanshyampdave wrote:

Otherwise what ?

They'll join my forces (Counter Strike) :lol:



Thanks Wilson :)

What are the perks attached (special powers) to this, any idea ?

TheLegendLeads

Perks Attached? Yes, you are as powerful as Alliecat now. :P

ghanshyampdave

TheLegendLeads wrote:

Perks Attached? Yes, you are as powerful as Alliecat now. :P


But I still can't fly :(

youngthegiant

Expat population ‘could threaten’ GCC security - ArabNews

One of the problems created by the huge presence of expatriates is the threat they pose to a country’s security. The sheer number will also take its toll on the planned utilities in these countries.

Abdullah Al-Gheilani, an Omani expert on demography, said the imbalance in the population was a security issue rather than an economic one. “The recruitment of expatriate labor and experts for developmental works is not the problem, but the real problem is to depend on the foreign work force for decades. Gulf countries excepting Saudi Arabia and Oman are unable to manage even their internal (security) matters by their national work force,” Al-Gheilani said.

He also warned against the erosion of social values and increase in crime rates because of the imbalanced presence of foreigners in a society.

The expert observed that the expatriates in GCC countries refused to integrate with the local culture, unlike the migrant communities in the United States had been doing.

He called on the Gulf countries to grapple with the unhealthy demographic situation seriously and jointly.

One of the solutions recommended by Al-Gheilani to solve the issue is to enable Arab expatriates to integrate into the GCC society, “because Arabs are less dangerous for the GCC society than any other nationality of expatriate workers.”

Full article here