Riyadh’s deputy governor conducted an Aramco Building Inspection after an attack damaged a civilian administrative facility in the capital. Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Abdulaziz visited the Saudi Aramco building to assess the limited damage.
The visit followed an attack on civilian facilities by the Houthi militia. During the inspection, Prince Mohammed reviewed the impact on the building and received updates about the response.
He said the incident reinforced Saudi Arabia’s longstanding concerns about the militia’s targeting of civilian infrastructure. However, authorities had already begun taking the necessary steps following the attack.
During the visit, the deputy governor received briefings from relevant authorities and Saudi Aramco representatives. These updates covered the procedures implemented by the company and officials across Riyadh Region.
Furthermore, Prince Mohammed instructed the relevant parties to provide the resources employees needed. He emphasised the importance of facilitating their work following the incident.
The inspection also provided an opportunity to review the coordination between Saudi Aramco and regional authorities. Their response focused on addressing the damage and supporting employees at the affected facility.
Prince Mohammed praised the Saudi leadership’s efforts to protect the Kingdom’s security and stability. He also commended the national solidarity demonstrated during the incident.
In addition, he recognised the readiness of Saudi forces in responding to security challenges. His remarks highlighted the importance of coordination and preparedness when civilian facilities face attacks.
The Aramco Building Inspection underscored the authorities’ attention to the condition of civilian infrastructure. It also highlighted the importance of ensuring that employees receive the support necessary to continue their work.
The visit took place in Riyadh on November 11, 2026. The deputy governor’s assessment focused on the limited damage and the measures taken by relevant authorities.
