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Deputy Governor Visits Saudi Aramco Building in Riyadh
Riyadh Deputy Governor Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman inspected a Saudi Aramco administrative building in the Saudi capital on Monday, November 9, 2026, following a Houthi attack that caused limited damage to civilian facilities. The visit was aimed at assessing the impact on the building and reviewing the situation with relevant officials.
Prince Mohammed Highlights Threats to Civilian Infrastructure
During the inspection, Prince Mohammed highlighted the continued threat posed by the Houthis to civilian infrastructure. He emphasised the importance of protecting civilian facilities and acknowledged the efforts of personnel working to manage the situation.
Limited Damage Reported at Aramco Administrative Facility
According to the report published by Arab News, the attack resulted in limited damage to a Saudi Aramco administrative building in Riyadh. The available report did not provide further details about the extent of the structural damage.
Officials Brief Deputy Governor on Response Measures
During his visit, the Deputy Governor received a briefing on the measures taken by Saudi Aramco and the relevant authorities following the incident. Officials explained the steps being implemented to address the situation and support the company's operations.
Support Directed for Aramco Employees
Prince Mohammed directed that all necessary resources be made available to facilitate the work of Aramco employees. He also praised the efforts of civilian, military and security personnel involved in responding to the incident.
Saudi Authorities Review Civilian Infrastructure Protection
The inspection highlights the attention being given to the protection of civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. The visit also reflects coordination between Saudi Aramco and relevant authorities in managing the consequences of the reported incident.
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