Top Saudi Arabian officials have formulated a plan to make countries across Africa and Asia dependent on fossil fuel products, according to a new investigation. The goal of the plan is to protect Saudi Arabia's oil revenues as other countries transition to renewable energy sources. The plan includes deploying gas-fueled vehicles, developing a cheap car for sale, promoting fossil fuel power, and lobbying against electric vehicle subsidies.
Top Saudi Arabia n officials, led by Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, have formulated a covert plan to make countries across Africa and Asia dependent on fossil fuel products, a new bombshell investigation has revealed. According to the investigation, the goal of the Oil Sustainability Program (OSP) is to ensure that Saudi Arabia ’s oil revenues are protected as other countries transition to renewable energy sources.
The plan includes deploying gas-fueled vehicles for ride-hailing services and bus companies, developing a cheap car for sale in these countries, promoting fossil fuel power for 'sustainable development', and lobbying against electric vehicle subsidies
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