Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense announced on Thursday the appointment of Major General Abdullah al-Shehri as commander of the Multinational Maritime
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Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Defense announced on Thursday the appointment of Major General Abdullah al-Shehri as commander of the Multinational Maritime Defense Alliance.
The appointment forms part of efforts to complete the alliance’s founding arrangements and follows an earlier announcement issued on July 30, the ministry said in a statement.
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