RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman has appointed Prince Abdulrahman bin Ayyaf Al-Muqrin as the deputy minister of defense on Sunday to further strengthen the kingdom’s defense apparatus.
In a royal decree, the King also announced the appointment of Nizar bin Suleiman bin Ali Al-Aloula as an advisor at the General Secretariat of the Cabinet and Khalid bin Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Abdulkarim as an advisor at the Royal Court.
Additionally, Dr. Hisham bin Abdulrahman bin Abdullah Al-ASheikh has been appointed as the vice chairman of the Human Rights Commission, showcasing the commitment of Saudi Arabia to promoting human rights and ensuring their protection.
King Salman’s Efforts to Enhance Efficiency of Various Sectors
These appointments reflect King Salman’s efforts to reinforce key positions within the government and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of various sectors. The selection of Prince Abdulrahman bin Ayyaf Al-Muqrin as the deputy minister of defense highlights the importance placed on bolstering the country’s defense capabilities.
Saudi Arabia continues to play a significant role in regional security and has been actively involved in efforts to combat terrorism and maintain stability. The appointment of Prince Abdulrahman bin Ayyaf Al-Muqrin is expected to further strengthen the defense sector and contribute to the country’s overall security strategy.
