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The oil tanker Al‑Malik Saud al‑Awwal, then the largest oil tanker in the world with a capacity of 48,000 tons, was inaugurated with an impressive ceremonial celebration at the Port of Jeddah on 21 July 1955.
The oil tanker Al‑Malik Saud al‑Awwal, then the largest oil tanker in the world with a capacity of 48,000 tons, was inaugurated with an impressive ceremonial celebration at the Port of Jeddah on 21 July 1955.
The event was attended by King Saud, together with the Greek magnate Aristotle Onassis, and large crowds of citizens who gathered to witness the occasion.
The event was attended by King Saud, together with the Greek magnate Aristotle Onassis, and large crowds of citizens who gathered to witness the occasion.
The oil tanker Al‑Malik Saud al‑Awwal, then the largest oil tanker in the world with a capacity of 48,000 tons, was inaugurated with an impressive ceremonial celebration at the Port of Jeddah on 21 July 1955.
The oil tanker Al‑Malik Saud al‑Awwal, then the largest oil tanker in the world with a capacity of 48,000 tons, was inaugurated with an impressive ceremonial celebration at the Port of Jeddah on 21 July 1955.
The oil tanker Al‑Malik Saud al‑Awwal, then the largest oil tanker in the world with a capacity of 48,000 tons, was inaugurated with an impressive ceremonial celebration at the Port of Jeddah on 21 July 1955.
The oil tanker Al‑Malik Saud al‑Awwal, then the largest oil tanker in the world with a capacity of 48,000 tons, was inaugurated with an impressive ceremonial celebration at the Port of Jeddah on 21 July 1955.
King Saud at a banquet aboard the world’s largest oil tanker in Jeddah on 19 July 1955, attended by Aristotle Onassis, with Abdullah Balkhayr and Mohammed Abdullah Ali Reza visible.
King Saud at a banquet aboard the world’s largest oil tanker in Jeddah on 19 July 1955, attended by Aristotle Onassis, with Abdullah Balkhayr and Mohammed Abdullah Ali Reza visible.
King Saud And Aristotle Onassis - Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis (centre, wearing sunglasses, 1906 - 1975) pictured with his guest of honour, King Saud of Saudi Arabia (to the left of Onassis, 1902 - 1969), at a party hosted aboard Onassis's tanker Al-Malik Saud Al-Awal off the coast of Saudi Arabia, July 1955. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7937 - Mr Onassis Throws A Party - pub. 31st December 1956. (Photo by Thurston Hopkins/Picture Post/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) King Saud And Aristotle Onassis Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis (centre, wearing sunglasses, 1906 - 1975) pictured with his guest of honour, King Saud of Saudi Arabia (to the left of Onassis, 1902 - 1969), at a party hosted aboard Onassis's tanker Al-Malik Saud Al-Awal off the coast of Saudi Arabia, July 1955. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7937 - Mr Onassis Throws A Party - pub. 31st December 1956. (Photo by Thurston Hopkins/Picture Post/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)King Saud And Aristotle Onassis Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis (centre, wearing sunglasses, 1906 - 1975) pictured with his guest of honour, King Saud of Saudi Arabia (to the left of Onassis, 1902 - 1969), at a party hosted aboard Onassis's tanker Al-Malik Saud Al-Awal off the coast of Saudi Arabia, July 1955. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7937 - Mr Onassis Throws A Party - pub. 31st December 1956. (Photo by Thurston Hopkins/Picture Post/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
King Saud And Aristotle Onassis - Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis (centre, wearing sunglasses, 1906 - 1975) pictured with his guest of honour, King Saud of Saudi Arabia (to the left of Onassis, 1902 - 1969), at a party hosted aboard Onassis's tanker Al-Malik Saud Al-Awal off the coast of Saudi Arabia, July 1955. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7937 - Mr Onassis Throws A Party - pub. 31st December 1956. (Photo by Thurston Hopkins/Picture Post/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) King Saud And Aristotle Onassis Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis (centre, wearing sunglasses, 1906 - 1975) pictured with his guest of honour, King Saud of Saudi Arabia (to the left of Onassis, 1902 - 1969), at a party hosted aboard Onassis's tanker Al-Malik Saud Al-Awal off the coast of Saudi Arabia, July 1955. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7937 - Mr Onassis Throws A Party - pub. 31st December 1956. (Photo by Thurston Hopkins/Picture Post/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)King Saud And Aristotle Onassis Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis (centre, wearing sunglasses, 1906 - 1975) pictured with his guest of honour, King Saud of Saudi Arabia (to the left of Onassis, 1902 - 1969), at a party hosted aboard Onassis's tanker Al-Malik Saud Al-Awal off the coast of Saudi Arabia, July 1955. Original Publication: Picture Post - 7937 - Mr Onassis Throws A Party - pub. 31st December 1956. (Photo by Thurston Hopkins/Picture Post/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
Established by Royal Decree from King Saud in 1373 AH / 1953, the National Commercial Bank later had its Jeddah headquarters inaugurated by His late Majesty on 5 Rabi‘ al‑Awwal 1379 AH (9 September 1959).
King Saud, with Sayyid Sadaqa Ka‘ki behind him on the left, and behind them Professor Fouad Shaker — may God have mercy on them — at one of the occasions.
King Saud, with Sayyid Sadaqa Ka‘ki behind him on the left, and behind them Professor Fouad Shaker — may God have mercy on them — at one of the occasions.
King Saud with Kuwait’s Amir, Sheikh Abdullah Al‑Salem Al‑Sabah, surrounded by the King’s sons, Princes Badr and Thamir — may God have mercy on them — together with the present Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al‑Ahmad, and the director of the Japanese Commercial Oil Company, Yamashita Tarō, in the Khafji region in 1957, where they established the Arabian Oil Company (AOC).
King Saud with Kuwait’s Amir, Sheikh Abdullah Al‑Salem Al‑Sabah, surrounded by the King’s sons, Princes Badr and Thamir — may God have mercy on them — together with the present Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al‑Ahmad, and the director of the Japanese Commercial Oil Company, Yamashita Tarō, in the Khafji region in 1957, where they established the Arabian Oil Company (AOC).
King Saud inaugurating the Oil Exhibition.
King Saud inaugurating the Oil Exhibition.
King Saud inaugurates Ain Dar to extract gas in the Eastern region with Prince Badr bin Saud and some officials - 1958
King Saud inaugurates Ain Dar to extract gas in the Eastern region with Prince Badr bin Saud and some officials - 1958
The first Oil Tanker King Saud I inaugurated By King Saud and Aristotle Onassis
The first Oil Tanker King Saud I inaugurated By King Saud and Aristotle Onassis
The Tanker King Saud I at the inauguration in Hamburg and in Jeddah in 1954 (right) by Willard Derm
The Tanker King Saud I at the inauguration in Hamburg and in Jeddah in 1954 (right) by Willard Derm
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia departed Riyadh on 11 January 1960 and proceeded to the Eastern Province, accompanied by Prince Bandar bin Saud, Chief of the Royal Guard. They were received by Prince Saud bin Jiluwi. The Emperor visited Ras Tanura, inspecting the refinery and the oil‑loading terminal, with Prince Bandar accompanying him.
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia departed Riyadh on 11 January 1960 and proceeded to the Eastern Province, accompanied by Prince Bandar bin Saud, Chief of the Royal Guard. They were received by Prince Saud bin Jiluwi. The Emperor visited Ras Tanura, inspecting the refinery and the oil‑loading terminal, with Prince Bandar accompanying him.
King Saud inaugurating the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh on the grounds of Riyadh Casino in Rabi‘ al‑Thani 1380 AH (1960). King Saud inspecting the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh in the same year, accompanied by his sons Princes Khalid, Abdullah, Bandar, and Prince Mohammed bin Turki, together with the renowned broadcaster Bakr Younis.
King Saud inaugurating the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh on the grounds of Riyadh Casino in Rabi‘ al‑Thani 1380 AH (1960). King Saud inspecting the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh in the same year, accompanied by his sons Princes Khalid, Abdullah, Bandar, and Prince Mohammed bin Turki, together with the renowned broadcaster Bakr Younis.
King Saud inaugurating the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh on the grounds of Riyadh Casino in Rabi‘ al‑Thani 1380 AH (1960). King Saud inspecting the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh in the same year, accompanied by his sons Princes Khalid, Abdullah, Bandar, and Prince Mohammed bin Turki, together with the renowned broadcaster Bakr Younis.
King Saud inaugurating the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh on the grounds of Riyadh Casino in Rabi‘ al‑Thani 1380 AH (1960). King Saud inspecting the Oil Industry Exhibition in Riyadh in the same year, accompanied by his sons Princes Khalid, Abdullah, Bandar, and Prince Mohammed bin Turki, together with the renowned broadcaster Bakr Younis.
The Bank inaugurates its first branch in Mecca under the management of Mr. Hussein Al‑Attas, who later became Chairman of the Bank’s Board.
The Bank inaugurates its first branch in Mecca under the management of Mr. Hussein Al‑Attas, who later became Chairman of the Bank’s Board.
The Dutch Commercial Company was officially registered on 21 Ramadan 1347 AH (2 March 1929). In 1931, the Bank inaugurated its first branch in Mecca under the management of Mr. Hussein Al‑Attas, who later became Chairman of the Bank’s Board.
The Dutch Commercial Company was officially registered on 21 Ramadan 1347 AH (2 March 1929). In 1931, the Bank inaugurated its first branch in Mecca under the management of Mr. Hussein Al‑Attas, who later became Chairman of the Bank’s Board.
Prince Saud bin Abdulaziz — then Crown Prince — visited the office of the Netherlands Trading Company in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1935.
Prince Saud bin Abdulaziz — then Crown Prince — visited the office of the Netherlands Trading Company in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1935.
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