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VOL. 10, ISSUE 2 (2025)
Saudi diplomacy in the digital age: The interactive impact and strategic adaptation of weakening sectarianism and religious factors on the internet
Authors
Liu Linzhang
Abstract
Focusing on the digital age, this thesis explores the interaction between
the weakening of sectarianism and the religious element of the Internet in
Saudi foreign policy. Globalization and digitization are accelerating, and
Internet religious factors are affecting international relations. The evolution
of sectarianism in Saudi foreign policy is under scrutiny. Analyzing the
interplay between the two, the Internet religious factor has both positive and
negative effects on the weakening of sectarianism. Saudi Arabia's response
strategies and the challenges it faces involve technical management,
international cooperation, society and culture. Saudi Arabia has made efforts
in various aspects, such as managing Internet religion, conducting cyber
diplomacy, promoting online religious, educational and cultural exchanges, and
promoting the weakening of sectarianism and diplomatic transformation, in order
to contribute to regional peace and stability and international cooperation,
and to provide lessons for other countries.
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Pages:60-64
How to cite this article:
Liu Linzhang "Saudi diplomacy in the digital age: The interactive impact and strategic adaptation of weakening sectarianism and religious factors on the internet". International Journal of Academic Research and Development, Vol 10, Issue 2, 2025, Pages 60-64
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