Saudi embassy calls on abroad scholarship students to stay away from intellectual conflicts
Saudi king
Canberra - SPA
The Embassy of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in Australia has issued a supplementary statement to the embassy's previous warnings on the need for maintaining the status of the kingdom and distancing students on scholarships away from being used as a tool to be exploited by those causing sedition and intellectual, sectarian and partisan conflicts.
The statement said that due to tension in the Middle East, the Australian Government announced yesterday Friday raising the security alert from medium to high.
The embassy urged the scholarship students and those accompanying them to be cautious and avoid all that may cause trouble for them including suspicious people and places
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