Ashraf AboArafe
Today, at the Cairo International Book Fair, the Ambassador of the Custodian of the Two Holy Shrines to the Arab Republic of Egypt, Osama bin Ahmed Nuqli, attended the inauguration ceremony of the book “Saudis Who Lived in Egypt” by the Saudi journalist and writer, Dr. Ahmed bin Abdul Rahman Al-Arfaj, in the presence of a number of Saudi and Egyptian personalities, writers, and novelists.
During the signing ceremony, Ambassador Nuqli expressed his happiness at attending the ceremony, noting that the constant meeting between Saudi and Egyptian thinkers through cultural events such as book fairs, seminars and other events and programs reflects the strength of the social, human and cultural bond between the two brotherly peoples, and carries a historical dimension to the Saudi-Egyptian relations extending across History in various fields.
For his part, Dr. Al-Arfaj spoke about the idea of the book, which describes the extent of the social interdependence between the Kingdom and Egypt through the most prominent Saudi pioneers and names in a number of paths, the most prominent of which was the diplomatic, economic, social, cultural and artistic path.
