Crown Prince travels to Indonesia to head Saudi delegation at G20 summit

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman addressing a remote press conference at the G20 summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on November 22, 2020. (SPA/File)
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Updated 14 November 2022
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Crown Prince travels to Indonesia to head Saudi delegation at G20 summit

  • Heads of government from the Group of 20 major economies will meet in Bali from Nov. 15-16
  • Prince Mohammed will also visit a number of Asian countries to strengthen relations with the Kingdom

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman left the Kingdom on Monday and headed to Indonesia where he will head Saudi Arabia’s delegation at the upcoming G20 summit.

Heads of government from the Group of 20 major economies will meet in Bali from Nov. 15-16.

Prince Mohammed will also visit a number of Asian countries to communicate and strengthen relations between the Kingdom and friendly countries in response to invitations extended to him.

The crown prince will meet with leaders and officials to discuss bilateral relations and issues of common interest during his visits.


GCC secretary general receives China’s special envoy to Middle East

Updated 09 March 2026
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GCC secretary general receives China’s special envoy to Middle East

  • Jun praised the GCC states’ prudent domestic, regional, and international policies, which have established the council as a reliable and important partner for China

RIYADH: Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary-General Jasem Al-Budaiwi received China’s special envoy for the Middle East Issue, Zhai Jun, at the General Secretariat headquarters in Riyadh on Sunday.

During the meeting, Al-Budaiwi expressed appreciation for China’s condemnation of Iranian attacks on GCC states and for Beijing’s efforts with all parties to halt the conflict and end the escalation, according to a General Secretariat statement. 

Jun praised the GCC states’ prudent domestic, regional, and international policies, which have established the council as a reliable and important partner for China. He added that the GCC’s commitment to restraint during the crisis reflects these policies.

The meeting also reviewed preparations for the upcoming China-GCC summit later this year and discussed progress in negotiations toward a free trade agreement between the two sides.