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Yemen and Libya officials bid adieu

Oman Daily Observer - 31 July, 2012

On behalf of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos, His Highness Sayyid Asaad bin Tareq al Said received separately in his office here yesterday Dr Yunis bin Salim al Ojaili, Ambassador of Libya to the Sultanate, and Abdulrahman Khamis Obaid, Ambassador of Yemen to the Sultanate, to bid them farewell at the end of their tour of duties as their countries’ ambassadors to the Sultanate.

The two ambassadors expressed their thanks to His Majesty the Sultan for the support they received from His Majesty, the Government and the Omani people during the period of their work in the Sultanate, which had facilitated them to carry out their duties, wishing His Majesty good health, happiness and a long life and the Sultanate further progress and prosperity under the wise leadership of His Majesty.

HH Sayyid Asaad expressed his utmost thanks to the ambassadors for the efforts they exerted in serving the relations between the Sultanate and their countries, wishing them success in their future assignments and peoples of their countries further progress.

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