“Heartwarming”... A Saudi prince comments on the Egyptians’ responses after the statement of the Kingdom’s embassy in Cairo

On Monday, Saudi Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed commented on the Egyptians’ comments that came in response to a statement by the Kingdom’s embassy in Egypt, calling on its citizens affected by the cancellation or postponement of flights to contact it. In a statement, the Saudi Embassy in Cairo called on its citizens in Egypt who were affected by the cancellation or postponement of their flights, or were unable to reach their destinations due to the flight cancellations. To communicate with the embassy to provide assistance and obtain the necessary instructions.

The Saudi Embassy confirmed in a statement via its official account on the “X” platform, previously Twitter: It is fully prepared to receive calls from Saudi citizens around the clock to provide the necessary assistance. The Saudi embassy's statement was met with hundreds of comments from Egyptians who welcomed their Saudi brothers to their second country, and stressed that "their homes are open to them."

Among these comments: “Our homes are open to you. Sorry, the embassy, ​​there is no need for your intervention. The Saudis are among us and we are among them,” which was well received and welcomed among the pioneers of social media platforms. Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed wrote in response to the Egyptians’ comments, through his official account on the “X” platform: “The Egyptians’ responses to what was published by the Saudi Embassy in Cairo are heartwarming. I bear witness to your love, O Egypt, and the love of your family.”

A user of the “X” platform commented on the Saudi Prince, saying: “By God, Your Highness the Prince - may God protect you - all the responses to what the Kingdom’s embassies published abroad from all countries, brothers, lovers and friends warm the heart and cheer the mind. Praise and thanks be to God for the people’s love for this generous and generous country under our wise leadership - may God protect it.” To which Prince Abdul Rahman bin Musaed responded, saying: “She is absolutely right, and it is our duty to highlight the positive, to reinforce what unites, not what divides, and to look at what promotes love and rejects hatred.”

On Saturday, the Saudi Civil Aviation Authority announced the temporary suspension of operational operations at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, following its targeting by the Houthis in Yemen.