Commemorative Stamp Issued Honoring Prince Khalid Al-Faisal
The stamp is part of a series of commemorative issues highlighting distinguished national figures.
Prince Khalid expressed his gratitude to King Salman for approving the release of the special stamp, noting that the honor reflects the King's support and guidance since the beginning of his public service career.
He also extended thanks to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, describing the recognition as a generous gesture characteristic of the Kingdom's leadership.
The Makkah governor prayed for the continued security and stability of Saudi Arabia under its wise leadership.
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