My best friend

my best friend is faisal. the first time i meet him was in the school  .the first impression about faisal was very bad then me and faisal became a friend .both of us have same concerns and habits. in fact i think this guy is  easygoing ,fany and reliable. 

any advice

Sometimes i drive my car at full speed particularly when i am on highways. i believe that this manner is too dangerous for me and for pedestrians. several times my parents warned me not drive fast.  i tried to do my best to be careful while driving but in fact it was out of my hand. any advice?

My favorite snack

Doughnut is my favorite snack. since my childhood i used to eat it between meals.there are many delicious
 kindes with different toppings such as chocolate,vanilia,nuts....etc. people often eat it while drinking coffee,milk,tea.....etc at raquest,but for me i prefer the dounghnut with coffee.

what is the most beautiful place you have seen

The most beautiful plase  i have seen was Zell am see,it is a small town located in Austria. there you can see and enjoy the nice natural viwes and cool weather. fairly in the town you can imgine yoursellf as if you were living in beautifl painting.

MY SECRET DREAM

My dream is to be a famous engineer for Contribute with saudi youths to development our country

Ghazi Abdul Rahman Algosaibi ,(March 3, 1940 – August 15, 2010) was a Saudi Arabian liberal politician, technocrat, novelist, and Minister of Labor. He was a well-known intellectual and a member the Al Gosaibi family.
A son of one of the oldest trading families of the Al-Hasa and Bahrain, Algosaibi was considered among Saudi Arabia's foremost technocrats since the mid 1970s.

Algosaibi attended the University of Cairo and received his Law degree in 1961. Dr Algosaibi moved to the United States where he completed his MA in international relations from the University of Southern California in 1964 and obtained his PhD in Law from the University College London in 1970.

Algosiabi's positions and appoinments included; associate professor, dean of the Faculty of Commerce and head of the department of political science at King Saud University; Director General of Saudi Railways Organization; cabinet portfolios in health, and industry and electricity; being instrumental in setting up Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC); chairman of Jubail Petrochemical Company (Sadaf) and Yanbu Petrochemical Company (Yanpet); served on Public Investment Fund, Supreme Manpower Council, and Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu; ambassador from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to Bahrain from 1984 to 1992; ambassador to United Kingdom and Ireland 1992 to 2002; the Minister of Water from 2002 and the Minister of Labor from April, 2004 both until his death.


Algosaibi died on August 15, 2010 (5 Ramadan 1431 H) at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre (KFSH&RC) in Riyadh after suffering from a prolonged illness