Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sent a message to the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad, following he left Doha and attended the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, on Sunday evening.
Prince Mohammed bin Salman said to Sheikh Tamim: “I am pleased, as I leave your brotherly country, to express to Your Highness my deep thanks and appreciation for the warm reception and hospitality I received and the accompanying delegation, congratulating Your Highness on the successful opening of the FIFA World Cup, and wishing Your Highness good health and happiness, and the Qatari people More sophistication, progress and prosperity,” according to the text of the message published by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
And the Saudi crown prince appeared at the opening of the World Cup wearing a scarf in the colors of the Qatari flag with the Qatar World Cup 2022 written on it, which sparked great interaction on social media platforms, especially following years of diplomatic boycott between the Kingdom and Qatar, which extended from mid-2017 until reconciliation at the beginning of the year. 2021.
The Saudi Minister of Sports had announced that Prince Mohammed bin Salman had directed all ministries, agencies and government agencies in the Kingdom to provide any additional support or facilities needed by counterparts in the State of Qatar to support its efforts to host the 2022 World Cup.
