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by Broken_Hippo
2635 days ago
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No is the short answer. More to the point, they've managed their oil money differently, investing it in various things. They have state philosophers on board to help invest. The country itself is relying less and less on oil - lots of hydropower, for example, and lots of encouragement to buy an electric vehicle and/or take the bus. They've had help: Others responding along with you mentioned an Iraqi that has helped them. The fund itself is pretty amazing. It might even be more of a blow to see the fund shrivel up than the oil, honestly. |
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