Post by : Bianca Haleem
President Kais Saied of Tunisia has conferred the Order of the Republic (First Class) upon Dr. Abdulaziz bin Ali Al-Saqr, the Saudi Ambassador to Tunisia, acknowledging his significant contributions towards enhancing Saudi-Tunisian relations.
This accolade was bestowed during a meeting held at the Presidential Palace in Tunis, marking the completion of Ambassador Al-Saqr's diplomatic mission in Tunisia.
During this meeting, President Saied lauded the ambassador’s efforts in fostering cooperation between the two nations across multiple sectors. He emphasized Al-Saqr’s pivotal role in strengthening bilateral relationships and promoting collaboration
The Order of the Republic (First Class), one of Tunisia's most esteemed honors, was awarded as a gesture of gratitude for the ambassador's dedication to elevating Saudi-Tunisian ties throughout his tenure.
This recognition underscores the robust and evolving partnership between Saudi Arabia and Tunisia, demonstrating both countries' commitment to enhancing cooperation moving forward.
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