Princess Reema attends Trump's inauguration ceremony!
Photo: Collected
Published: 02:21 21 January 2025
Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. Princess Reema bint Bandar, the Saudi ambassador to Washington, was present at his inauguration ceremony on Monday.
Saudi-owned media outlet Al Arabiya reported that Princess Reema shared a message on social media X on this historic moment. She wrote, "On behalf of Saudi Arabia, I am honored to convey Saudi Arabia's warmest greetings to President Donald Trump and the American people on the occasion of his inauguration, as our two countries celebrate 80 years of friendship."
Princess Reema also noted, "The relationship between our two countries is historic and we hope that both nations will continue to work together for the good of our region and the world in the future."
Along with this post, she also shared a photo with President Trump, which is considered a symbol of the long-standing friendship between the two countries.
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