Arab League chief, Saudi ambassador leave to Riyadh
Arab League chief, Saudi ambassador leave to Riyadh
Cairo - Arab Today
Arab League Secretary-General Nabil el Arabi and Saudi Ambassador to Egypt Ahmed Qattan left here on Sunday en route to Riyadh.
They are expected to attend the commemoration service of late Saudi foreign minister Saud Faisal.
Arabi is planned to give a speech during the event.
Source: MENA
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