Dr. Ahmad Al Arfaj disclosed the scenes of his meeting with Prince Alwaleed bin Talal after he left his detention at Ritzklarton. He added on the program 'Yahla Al Arraf' on Rotana Khalijiya Channel tonight: This is what Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal told me about his new beard, So he answered my questions about his relationship with the government and his support for the Crown Prince's decisions.
"I asked Prince Alwaleed bin Talal about his relationship with the government," he said.
"I advise you to continue vegetarian," said Al Waleed bin Talal, referring to his experience with fasting. He explained that he is keen to fast on Mondays and Thursdays a week, and said: 'I recommend to everyone that fasting be close to God.'
"We are all under the command of the homeland and then the king and then the crown prince is in doubt."
Al-Arfaj expressed his happiness with Prince Alwaleed's meeting, which he described as 'brotherhood', stressing: 'The morale of the prince is high and his optimism is very great.' He answered me by saying: 'Four: the homeland, then the king, then the crown prince, then the government.' As: margarine on honey '.
Alwaleed Bin Talal, who categorically refused to talk about the Ritz-Carlton, said he was happy, optimistic and supportive of the economic reforms undertaken by His Highness the Crown Prince Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Al-Arfaj described the Ritz as a landmark in Saudi history: "It will be the Ritz year in our national history. Three quarters of what the people said about the Ritz case turned out to be a lie, so we were warned from the beginning to heal and accuse people.
Commenting on the statement of Attorney General Saud, the admirer on Tuesday: The value of the settlements have exceeded 400 billion riyals so far, covering the account of the citizen 13 years old, according to Al Watan: 'I hope that the citizen to touch the value of the adjustments made to compensate the citizen and new projects'.
Prince Khalid Bin Al Waleed bin Talal commented on his father's departure from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh via his Twitter account, stressing that he was with his family and has now returned to his family.
This comment was made by the son of Alwaleed bin Talal on the occasion of the departure of his father, published in Arabic and English on Twitter, in addition to Prince Khaled Bin Al Waleed's greeting to each of Qasimah the joy of this happy event.
The son of al-Walid bin Talal concluded his praise by saying: 'O Allah, praise be to you as it should be to your majesty and greatness.'
"I asked Prince Alwaleed bin Talal about his relationship with the government," he said.
"I advise you to continue vegetarian," said Al Waleed bin Talal, referring to his experience with fasting. He explained that he is keen to fast on Mondays and Thursdays a week, and said: 'I recommend to everyone that fasting be close to God.'
"We are all under the command of the homeland and then the king and then the crown prince is in doubt."
Al-Arfaj expressed his happiness with Prince Alwaleed's meeting, which he described as 'brotherhood', stressing: 'The morale of the prince is high and his optimism is very great.' He answered me by saying: 'Four: the homeland, then the king, then the crown prince, then the government.' As: margarine on honey '.
Alwaleed Bin Talal, who categorically refused to talk about the Ritz-Carlton, said he was happy, optimistic and supportive of the economic reforms undertaken by His Highness the Crown Prince Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Al-Arfaj described the Ritz as a landmark in Saudi history: "It will be the Ritz year in our national history. Three quarters of what the people said about the Ritz case turned out to be a lie, so we were warned from the beginning to heal and accuse people.
Commenting on the statement of Attorney General Saud, the admirer on Tuesday: The value of the settlements have exceeded 400 billion riyals so far, covering the account of the citizen 13 years old, according to Al Watan: 'I hope that the citizen to touch the value of the adjustments made to compensate the citizen and new projects'.
Prince Khalid Bin Al Waleed bin Talal commented on his father's departure from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh via his Twitter account, stressing that he was with his family and has now returned to his family.
This comment was made by the son of Alwaleed bin Talal on the occasion of the departure of his father, published in Arabic and English on Twitter, in addition to Prince Khaled Bin Al Waleed's greeting to each of Qasimah the joy of this happy event.
The son of al-Walid bin Talal concluded his praise by saying: 'O Allah, praise be to you as it should be to your majesty and greatness.'
