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Newly appointed ambassadors take oath before the Crown Prince

December 03, 2025
Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman administers the oath of office for the newly appointed Saudi ambassadors to several friendly countries in Dammam on Tuesday.
Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman administers the oath of office for the newly appointed Saudi ambassadors to several friendly countries in Dammam on Tuesday.

Saudi Gazette report

DAMMAM — On behalf of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman, Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman administered the oath of office for the newly appointed Saudi ambassadors to several friendly countries in Dammam on Tuesday. The oath-taking ceremony, held at Al-Khaleej Palace, was attended by Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan.

The new ambassadors who took the oath of office include Prince Saad bin Mansour: Qatar; Saleh Al-Shiha: Brunei Darussalam; Khalid Al-Shammari: Romania (non-resident ambassador to Moldova); Yousef Al-Balawi: Nigeria; Anas Al-Wusaidi: Bosnia and Herzegovina; Saad Al-Maimouni: Burkina Faso; Turki bin Ibrahim: Albania; Saud Al-Musaed: Sierra Leone; Abdullah Al-Zahrani: Ethiopia; Khalid Al-Shamrani: Tajikistan; Mohammed Al-Ghamdi: Singapore; Mazid Al-Huwaishan: Myanmar; Fahd bin Mohammed: Nepal; Thamer Al-Qusaibi: Vietnam (non-resident ambassador to Cambodia); and Shaher Al-Khunaini: The Netherlands.


December 03, 2025
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