If you visit new headquarters Applu, it is probably not possible to get the guide to do it yourself Tim CookBut the royal prince from Saudi Arabia was lucky, who moved to the new headquarters Applu has visited California. Mohammed bin Salman is currently traveling through the western US states and is trying to improve Saudi Arabia in the eyes of American citizens and investors, the portal claims Cult of Mac.
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Tim Cook The prince was shown around a large part of the newly built complex and at the end of the tour he Apple prepared a special presentation in the Steve Jobs Theater for a rare visitor, which discussed voice applications. The Arab prince thus sat in the places where journalists sat during the presentation of the revolutionary iPhone X more than six months ago.
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In April 2016, Salman announced Vision 2030, a blueprint for Saudi Arabia’s economic direction over the next 15 years. The country, which is known primarily for its oil and other fossil fuels, could soon become a major player in the technology sector. In October 2017, Salman unveiled plans to build a $26 million, 000-square-kilometer technology center, which would expand over time. Saudi Arabia is hoping the investment will spur investment in technology, robotics, biochemistry, and more. It’s no wonder that Salman has been in talks with representatives of Applu and about the possibility of developing some of their projects in Saudi Arabia, creating new educational programs in Arabic or about job positions. However, whether the prince managed to lead AppThe question of convincing him that cooperation with his country would make sense remains up in the air.
And watch out, the Arabs are already measuring their new territory, it will be in Europe for a while too .. Prince :D
And the prince invited Mr. Cookand to his homeland? Maybe for a few strokes of the cane or the death penalty for his homosexuality? I wonder if his vision also includes a point of reaching the level of human rights at least in the twentieth century by 2030.