Niger's Prime Minister opens Prince Sultan Cultural Center in

They described relations between Saudi Arabia and Niger as
flourishing and excellent.

They thanked Crown Prince Sultan for this humanitarian gesture.
Niger's Prime Minister drew the attention to the fact that MWL has
built two medical facilities and an educational complex in Niger
since 1973.
For his part, Al-Turki said Islam is an open religion for all and
urges for dialogue and acculturation, citing the call of the
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
for dialogue among cultures and civilizations.
Then memorial shields and gifts were exchanged between the Saudi and
Nigeran sides.
Then Niger's Premier and MWL's Secretary General co-unveiled the
plaque to mark the opening of the center.
The event was attended by a number of Niger's government officials;
Saudi Charge D’affaires in Niami Faris bin Aidha Al-Thibaiti; and
MWL's delegation.
--SPA