Saudi Crown Prince leaves Tunisia to head to Argentina for G20 summit

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman left Tunisia for Argentina to attend the G20 summit, Alarabiya reported on Wednesday morning.

His trip to Tunisia came after he visit to Egypt, Bahrain and the UAE as part of a regional tour.

Meeting with Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi, he hailed the relations between Saudi Arabia and Tunisia.

The two leaders held a wide-ranging meeting and reviewed opportunities for improving bilateral ties.

“I can not come to North Africa without visiting Tunisia … Tunisian president is like my father,” the Crown Prince was quoted as telling Tunisian state television.

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Prince Mohammed also met with Tunisian Prime Minister Yousef Al-Shahed during his visit.