At present, polygamy is legal in any country in the world. Immigrants used to be better and not too poor.

Most Islamic countries allow polygamy. In Islamic countries, "polygamy" has always been regarded as an "ancient tradition" and has been preserved. For example, before the adoption of the new constitution in 2000, Senegalese President Wade refused to abolish "polygamy", although he proposed many provisions on women's liberation.

Saudi Arabia is a veritable "oil kingdom", ranking first in the world in terms of oil reserves and output, and is one of the richest countries in the world.

Saudi Arabia is the largest producer of desalinated seawater in the world, and its desalinated seawater accounts for about 2 1% of the world total. Saudi Arabia pursues a free economic policy. Mecca is the birthplace of Muhammad, the founder of Islam, and a holy place for Muslims to make pilgrimages.

Saudi Arabia's financial system is well developed, and Saudi Arabia's tourism industry is also relatively developed.

The Saudi government encourages the development of the private economy to reduce the dependence of the national economy on oil exports and provide more employment opportunities for the rapidly growing population.

Saudi Arabia also uses a large number of foreign workers. Economic development focuses on industry, and petroleum and petrochemical industry is the lifeblood and main economic source of the national economy.

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