New Saudi ambassadors sworn in before crown prince in Jeddah

On behalf of King Salman bin Abdulaziz, newly appointed Saudi ambassadors to several countries took the oath of office before Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman in Jeddah on Tuesday.

Those sworn in included Dr. Rajeh bin Tami Al-Buqami, ambassador to Pakistan; Dr. Turki bin Mohammed Al-Qahtani, ambassador to Senegal and non-resident ambassador to Cape Verde, Guinea, and Gambia.

Also taking the oath were Ghazi bin Rafeh Al-Anzi, ambassador to Syria; and Badr bin Saud Al-Turaifi, ambassador to Colombia and non-resident ambassador to Panama.

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The list also included Aseel bint Sultan Al-Shehail, ambassador to Sweden and non-resident ambassador to Iceland; and Abdulrahman bin Qaleel Al-Khudaydi, ambassador to Belgium and non-resident ambassador to Luxembourg.

Ahmed Omar Al-Muhaile, ambassador to Niger, and Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Hadithi, ambassador to Denmark and non-resident ambassador to Lithuania, also took the oath.