JEDDAH — On behalf of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman, Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman received the credentials of a number of ambassadors of friendly countries accredited to the Kingdom in a ceremony held at Al-Salam Palace in Jeddah on Tuesday. The Crown Prince welcomed the ambassadors to Saudi Arabia, and conveyed his greetings and the greetings of King Salman to the leaders of their respective countries. He wished them success in their missions to strengthen and develop relations between the Kingdom and their countries. For their part, the ambassadors conveyed the greetings of the leaders of their countries to King Salman and the Crown Prince. They expressed their thanks and gratitude for the warmth and generous hospitality accorded to them. The ceremony was attended by Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Chief of the Royal Court Fahd Al-Issa. The envoys who presented their credentials included ambassadors of Mali, Mongolia (non-resident), South Africa, Zambia, Finland, Nepal, Brazil, Ukraine, Sweden, Denmark, Malaysia, Slovak Republic, Lithuania (non-resident), Venezuela, Cambodia (non-resident), South Sudan, Chad, the Swiss Confederation, India, Chile (non-resident), Poland, Malawi (non-resident), the United States of America, Paraguay (non-resident), Pakistan, Iraq, Canada, Rwanda, Singapore and the Czech Republic.
