South Korea's private sector is likely to help the Kingdom implement the vital Red-Dead Canal project, along with nuclear energy and infrastructure schemes.
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1 December 2008King to hold talks in Seoul today
His Majesty King Abdullah will hold talks today with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak on means to bolster bilateral ties, political developments in the Middle East and efforts to bring about pe
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30 November 2008Hundreds of people donate blood
His Majesty King Abdullah donated blood for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip on Monday and directed urgent medical aid to Gazans, sending an on-field military hospital to the besieged coastal enclave
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30 November 2008Rich nations have duties towards the poor
His Majesty King Abdullah on Sunday called on countries with rich and strong economies to help poor and developing nations overcome the consequences of the current global financial crisis and reali
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29 November 2008King renews support for Palestinians
His Majesty King Abdullah on Saturday urged intensified efforts to ensure the legitimate rights of the Palestinians as the world marks the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian Peopl
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29 November 2008King leaves for South Korea
His Majesty King Abdullah left late Saturday to South Korea on a several-day visit to hold talks with President Lee Myung-bak.
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