Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman To Present Annual Royal Address At Shura Council Tomorrow

His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, will deliver the annual royal speech on behalf of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. This event marks the opening of the second year of the Shura Council’s ninth session. The speech is highly anticipated as it provides clear directives for the council's legislative and oversight roles.

Shura Council Speaker Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Al Al-Sheikh highlighted that the royal address outlines both domestic and foreign policy priorities. It reflects the leadership's commitment to progress and development. The speech is seen as a pivotal national event, offering guidance to serve the nation’s best interests effectively.

The speaker detailed achievements from the first year of the ninth session, noting that 462 decisions were made across 41 sessions. These decisions addressed a wide range of national issues. Specialized committees held 315 meetings, reviewing government agency reports and engaging with 248 officials to enhance transparency and cooperation.

The council has been active in parliamentary diplomacy over the past year, participating in 146 local and international engagements. These efforts have strengthened parliamentary ties and facilitated knowledge exchange, contributing to a more robust global presence for Saudi Arabia.

The Kingdom's rapid development includes economic diversification, technological advancement, major national projects, and human capital development. This progress is supported by a balanced foreign policy that enhances Saudi Arabia's role in promoting regional and international stability.

The speaker emphasized that these achievements are possible due to continued support from wise leadership. This support provides a strong foundation for the Shura Council to advance its role in future phases, guided by directives from the upcoming royal speech.

With inputs from SPA