RIYADH: Muhamed Jusic, ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to Saudi Arabia, called on Islamic Affairs Sheikh Abdullatif Al-Asheikh at his office in Riyadh on Monday.
During the meeting, they discussed a number of issues of common interest particularly those related to the Muslims of Bosnia.
Jusic said the King Fahd Cultural Center in Sarajevo serves as an important link between the two countries. He said the center plays a key role in building religious and cultural relations. The center is also serving the Bosnian society by organizing educational and sports activities, the ambassador said.
The center consists of a mosque, sports and educational centers, and a market. The educational center offers free education. The center’s mosque is currently Bosnia’s biggest with a capacity to accommodate 1,500 people at a time.
The center is one of the largest and most important support projects provided by the Kingdom to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia and Herzegovina envoy meets Saudi Islamic affairs minister
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Bosnia and Herzegovina envoy meets Saudi Islamic affairs minister
- The center consists of a mosque, sports and educational centers, and a market
Saudi and New Zealand foreign ministers discussed Mideast situation
RIYADH: Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan discussed the current situation in the Middle East with New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Winston Peters, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Peters expressed New Zealand’s condemnation of Iran’s indiscriminate attacks on the Kingdom and thanked Riyadh for its efforts to protect foreign nationals, including New Zealanders inside the Kingdom.
The Saudi military has shot down numerous missiles and drones fired by Tehran toward the Kingdom since the US and Israel began a large-scale military campaign against Iran on Feb. 28.
The Saudi Defense Ministry said early Tuesday that it had shot down a ballistic missile in the Eastern Province after knocking out several drones targeting the Shaybah oil field in the Empty quarter on Friday evening.
