Riyadh deputy governor inspects Aramco office after Houthi attack
Mohammed bin Abdulrahman, Riyadh’s deputy governor, visited an Aramco administrative building in the capital to assess minor damage from a Houthi strike.
Key Takeaways
AIMohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Governor of Riyadh Region, inspected a Saudi Aramco administrative building in Riyadh to assess the limited damage caused by the recent attack by the Houthi terrorist militia targeting civilian sites.
He stated that these attacks reaffirm what the Kingdom has long asserted about the Houthi militia and its targeting of civilian infrastructure, and he praised the efforts of all those working in the civil, military, and security sectors.
The deputy governor received a briefing on the procedures implemented by the relevant authorities in the company and the region, and he directed that all necessary resources be provided to facilitate the work of Aramco employees.
He also commended the efforts of the country’s leadership to ensure the Kingdom’s security and stability, highlighting the spirit of unity and the readiness of Saudi forces to confront any threat. He prayed for the continued security, stability, and prosperity of Saudi Arabia.
The deputy governor was accompanied during his inspection by several regional security officials.
