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Study Shows Majority of Saudis Choose to Marry Non-Saudis, Shedding Light on Social and Cultural Influences

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Last updated: 2024/10/04 at 2:33 PM
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A recent study conducted by the National Center for Social Studies and Research in Saudi Arabia has shed light on the growing trend of Saudis marrying non-Saudis. According to the study, approximately 64.8% of Saudis are choosing life partners from outside their social circle for various reasons. Dr. Mohammed Al-Toum from Imam Muhammad bin Saud University led the research, identifying factors such as a lack of kinship between spouses, advancing age, and the increased need for care in later life as significant drivers of this decision. Additionally, high marriage costs, emotional relationships between partners, and failed marriages between Saudi nationals were also cited as contributors.

The study highlighted the potential cultural and social impacts of the rising number of cross-national marriages in Saudi Arabia. While some may view the introduction of new customs and traditions brought by foreign spouses as diluting the country’s cultural roots, others see it as an opportunity for greater societal and cultural exchange. These unions have the potential to foster increased social connections and promote cultural openness within Saudi families.

Supporting the findings of the study, a 2020 report by the General Authority for Statistics noted that 4,502 marriage contracts in Saudi Arabia involved one non-Saudi spouse. This indicates that mixed-nationality marriages are on the rise in the country, emphasizing the importance of understanding the evolving dynamics within Saudi society as individuals seek partners globally. As Saudi Arabia continues to modernize while preserving its traditions, these new family structures are likely to play a significant role in shaping the future of the nation’s society.

In conclusion, the report’s findings suggest a shift in the personal choices of Saudi citizens, with broader implications for the nation’s social fabric. As the Kingdom navigates the complexities of global interconnectedness, cross-national marriages are expected to remain a significant part of Saudi Arabia’s evolving social landscape. By embracing modernity while preserving traditions, Saudi society is poised to adapt to the changing dynamics of marriage and relationships in the modern world.

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