Riyadh Deputy Governor Prince Mohammed bin Abdulrahman conducted an Aramco Building Inspection on Monday following a Houthi attack on civilian facilities. He visited a Saudi Aramco administrative building in the capital to assess the limited damage.
During the visit, Prince Mohammed highlighted the continued threat that Houthi attacks pose to civilian infrastructure. He also praised the efforts of civilian, military and security personnel responding to the situation.
The Deputy Governor received a briefing on the measures Aramco and relevant authorities had taken following the incident. Officials outlined their response and the steps supporting the company’s employees and operations.
Following the briefing, Prince Mohammed directed authorities to provide all necessary resources. He stressed the importance of facilitating Aramco employees’ work as they address the situation.
The visit brought attention to the damage at the administrative facility and the response from relevant authorities. It also highlighted the importance of supporting employees following attacks on civilian infrastructure.
The Aramco Building Inspection formed part of the Deputy Governor’s visit to assess the situation directly. However, the report did not specify the exact extent of the damage or provide details about casualties.
It also did not identify the specific measures taken by Aramco and authorities. Further information about the incident and its operational impact was not included in the announcement.
Prince Mohammed’s visit concluded with instructions to ensure employees receive the resources needed for their work. The Aramco Building Inspection highlighted the response to the attack and concerns surrounding civilian facilities.
