Iran destroys while Gulf nations develop

The aim of the article is to clarify how Iranian policies, particularly Shiism and massive financial expenditures, have led to the deterioration of Iran's economic and political situation, in contrast to the significant transformation and development experienced by Gulf countries over the past fifty years. The article explains that since Khomeini took power in 1979, Iran has spent billions of dollars on the Shiite project and interventions in other countries such as Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen, which has destroyed its economic capabilities and turned it into a poor country plagued by a collapsing currency and high costs. Meanwhile, Gulf nations, especially Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states, have experienced a renaissance and development in infrastructure and economies, transforming into advanced regions with modern urban frameworks. In addition to Iran's declining influence and the disintegration of its regime, the squandering of billions on unsustainable projects has led to economic bankruptcy and financial drain. Conversely, the Gulf countries have built, advanced, and achieved developmental leaps, illustrating a stark contrast between Iran's destructive policies and the ongoing progress of the Gulf states.

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