Mohammed bin Nayef and the Australian Ambassador

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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef receives Australian ambassador

House of Saud

by Mohammed Omar

May 17, 2015

May 17, 2015

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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef received the Ambassador of Australia Dr. Ralph King at his office in Riyadh today. During the meeting they discussed matters of security and economics that fell under mutual concern. The meeting was also attended by Deputy Interior Minister Abdulrahman Ben Ali Rubaiaan, and Director of His Highness the Minister of Interior for Studies and Research Office Maj. Gen. Saud bin Saleh Al-Dawoo.

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