Arab, international condemnation for al-Riyadh explosions
Saudi Arabia-Regional, Politics, 11/10/2003

The Arab league has strongly condemned the Riyadh explosions. The spokesman for the secretary general of the Arab League Husam Zaki said that the AL strongly condemns what it called the fabricated terrorist campaign against Saudi Arabia, the last of which was the blowing up of the residential complex in Riyadh on Saturday evening, noting that "this campaign aims to violate stability, and to terrify secure people and killing them giving no account for religion or the greatness of the holy month of Ramadan."

The United Arab Emirates, by its President Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan al-Nahyan condemned the explosions and voiced its solidarity with Riyadh and standing with it.

The Iranian foreign minister Kamal Kharazi condemned the explosions and described them as inhuman act.

Japan also denounced the explosions and renewed its commitment to collaborate with the international community to fighting what is called terrorism.

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