Ahmad bin Abdulaziz Receives Australian AmbassadorSource: wwww.export-egypt.com 7/29/2012, Location: Middle East |
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Prince Ahmad bin Abdulaziz, Minister of Interior, received in his office in Jeddah, Neil Hawkins, Ambassador of Australia to the Kingdom, who congratulated Prince Ahmad on his appointment minister of interior. They discussed common interest issues during the meeting. Attending the meeting was the director general of the Minister's office for Studies and Research Maj. Gen. Saud bin Saleh Al-Dawood. Prince Ahmad bin Abdulaziz, Minister of Interior, received in his office in Jeddah, Neil Hawkins, Ambassador of Australia to the Kingdom, who congratulated Prince Ahmad on his appointment minister of interior. They discussed common interest issues during the meeting. Attending the meeting was the director general of the Minister's office for Studies and Research Maj. Gen. Saud bin Saleh Al-Dawood.
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