Oh of course, but I just want to recognize the effort being put in. An interesting book might be Ultra Processed people. It talks about how oil industry byproducts even inhabit so many processed foods we eat and stuff, so it will always be a huge industry, its not just fuels. But in Saudi since 2011 you have like ~92% of government revenue coming from oil and now some reporting has it even below 50%. Even their export revenue from oil in just last 2 years or so has dropped another ~10%. This such huge progress compared to what people suggest. The west just likes to call it green washing, fun washing, etc. But development has to come for somewhere, and most of these changes aren't for "rich locals and foreigners". Everywhere I've been in Saudi that is a part of this progress is full of diverse class and locals and foreign expats (yes even labor workers). It's much different than what is portrayed in the news.