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Who’s Who: Einas Al-Shahwan, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador-designate to Sweden and Iceland

Who’s Who: Einas Al-Shahwan, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador-designate to Sweden and Iceland

By Arab News ·
Adnan bin Mahmoud Bostaji, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Nigeria

Adnan bin Mahmoud Bostaji, Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Nigeria

By Arab News ·
Diplomats get insider’s guide to King Abdullah Economic City future

Diplomats get insider’s guide to King Abdullah Economic City future

By Ruba Obaid ·
Bangladesh upholds death sentence against Saudi diplomat’s killer

Bangladesh upholds death sentence against Saudi diplomat’s killer

By Arab News ·
High tea at the Ritz-Carlton is perk of the job for diplomats’ wives

High tea at the Ritz-Carlton is perk of the job for diplomats’ wives

By Arab News ·
Saudi female diplomats are making great progress, says ambassador

Saudi female diplomats are making great progress, says ambassador

By Arab News ·

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