Minister Zuhair Meets S. Arabia Kingdom Chargé D’affaires

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Thu, Jul 01 2021 3:41 PM
Minister Zuhair Meets S. Arabia Kingdom Chargé D’affaires

Mohammad Tahir Zuhair, the acting Minister of Information and Culture met with Badr al-Attibi, the chargé d’affaires of Saudi Arabia Kingdom to Kabul, Bakhtar News Agency reported Wednesday.
Mohammad Tahir Zuhair, the country’s Minister of Information and Culture spoke on the improvement and strengthening of cultural relations between Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia Kingdom the agency said.
The minister appreciated cooperation of Saudi Arabia and its embassy on holding cultural programs and added that such programs were very important to develop cultural relations in the future between the two countries, according to the agency. Badr al-Attibi, the Saudi Arabia Kingdom chargé d’affaires thanked the minister of Information and Culture and emphasized for further improvement of cooperation between the two countries, the agency quoted.
Thursday, July 01, 2021
Kabul (BNA)

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