TOKYO: Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Crown Prince, is likely to make an official visit to Japan starting May 20, Tokyo announced on Friday.
According to the Saudi Gazette, the visit which will conclude on May 23 marks his first trip to Japan in his capacity as both Crown Prince and Prime Minister. He previously attended the G20 Osaka Summit in 2019, the Japanese foreign ministry said.
During his visit, the Crown Prince will have an audience with the Emperor of Japan, who will also host a Court Luncheon in honour of the guest. Additionally, Prime Minister of Japan, Fumio Kishida, will hold a summit meeting with the Crown Prince and host a dinner in his honour.
The upcoming visit is expected to further enhance the friendly relations between two countries, building on the strong ties established over the years.
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