A new European investigation has revealed that the Saudi Crown Prince is seeking to repair his face by offering a large sum of money to a member of the French parliament.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group: European investigation reveals secret links between a member of the French parliament and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who says the French official is using Saudi wealth to whitewash crimes and Al Saud’s black record of human rights.
An investigation by the Center for Transparency in Democracy (DCT) found that French MP Natalie Gole had received a bribe from Saudi Arabia to paint a picture of Mohammed bin Salman internationally.
The study pointed to the positions of the bullets, which promoted the 2030 vision announced years ago by Mohammed bin Salman to diversify the Saudi economy, and launched propaganda campaigns to promote the Saudi Crown Prince’s reforms and to attack his opponents.
The research shows that the bullet acts as a lobbyist for many countries, sometimes in conflict with each other. Even without government appointments, he has become a secretive and vital figure in Middle East politics.
The French MP is a Jew and a civil law and law graduate in Paris, all of whom disappeared from his official resume after he was disqualified from law in 2000 after being involved in bribery and financial abuse.
After the death of “Daniel Jolie”, the bullet took his seat in the French National Assembly.
In the French parliament, Gule was seen mainly as a lobbyist for the Gulf states, and he drafted two bills in parliament, one on an aid agreement with Saudi Arabia and the other on military cooperation with the United Arab Emirates.
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He devoted most of his energy to developing cooperation between France and the Middle East with the stated goal of “fighting terrorism”.
Gule is a supporter of Muhammad bin Salman and “Muhammad bin Zayed”, the crown prince of Abu Dhabi. He also supports the normalization of Saudi-UAE relations with Israel.
The Saudi Crown Prince uses Saudi wealth to repair his image in Western public opinion and to counter criticism. Since entering Saudi Arabia in 2017, he has turned the government into a private company to achieve his personal goals.
In addition, the Riyadh government has asked for help from several French political figures to defend itself in the European Parliament, most notably Rashide Dati and Michel Elioumari, a former French minister and member of parliament and current member of the European Parliament. The two have so far opposed all European Parliament resolutions and statements calling for an end to arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
For the past four years, Mohammed bin Salman has used all levels of Saudi government, economy and diplomacy to serve his personal interests, and the ambassadors of Riyadh in other countries act as representatives of his private company.