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UPDATED: 05 Nov 2009 GMT
  • Forum for the Future

    Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton addresses the Forum for the Future in Morocco November 3
  • Word Beat Comes to Riyadh

    As part of an ongoing initiative to engage the Saudi public, PAS Saudi Arabia coordinated with PAS Manama to bring actor/singer Charles Williams and percussionist Tom Teasley to Saudi Arabia for a week-long concert tour, entitled “Word Beat.” The pair performed in Dhahran, Riyadh and Jeddah.

  • Saudi Agricultural And Recycling Show 2009

    US Embassy Riyadh participated in Saudi Agricultural and Recycling & Waste Management show 2009. The Exhibition runs from November 1, 2009 to November 4, 2009. Riyadh Exhibition Company under the umbrella of the Ministry of Agriculture organized the Saudi Agricultural and Recycling & Waste Management show 2009.

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Web chat with White House: Following up on U.S. Engagement in the Middle East
Date & Time: November 9 at 10:30 a.m EST (15:30 GMT, 18:30 Riyadh). Secretary Clinton, in a speech November 3, outlined three areas the United States will focus on in its engagement with Muslim communities around the world, expanding upon President Obama’s June 4 speech in Cairo.

2009 Report on International Religious Freedom
In his landmark speech at Cairo University, President Obama articulated his vision for "a new beginning" between the United States and Muslims around the world —a relationship based on mutual interest and mutual respect.