*Madinah Gov. Prince Faisal bin Salman has highlighted the Historic Saudi-Indian relations and commended the contribution of Indian expatriate workers to the Kingdom's development. The gover**r made this comment while receiving an Indian delegation led by A.P. Abubacker Musliyar, general secretary of All-India Muslim Association, said Shaikh Mohammed Rafik, chairman of Gammon Group. Speaking with Arab News, Rafik said Prince Faisal also emphasized the Saudi government's efforts in the service of the millions of pilgrims who come for Haj and Umrah and expansion of the two holy mosques. "Prince Faisal **ted that Indian workers were the greatest beneficiaries of the amnesty declared by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah for foreigners to correct their legal status," Rafik said.
07-21-2014, 09:40 PM
Historic ties between KSA, India stressed
*Madinah Gov. Prince Faisal bin Salman has highlighted the Historic Saudi-Indian relations and commended the contribution of Indian expatriate workers to the Kingdom's development. The gover**r made this comment while receiving an Indian delegation led by A.P. Abubacker Musliyar, general secretary of All-India Muslim Association, said Shaikh Mohammed Rafik, chairman of Gammon Group. Speaking with Arab News, Rafik said Prince Faisal also emphasized the Saudi government's efforts in the service of the millions of pilgrims who come for Haj and Umrah and expansion of the two holy mosques. "Prince Faisal **ted that Indian workers were the greatest beneficiaries of the amnesty declared by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah for foreigners to correct their legal status," Rafik said.
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