King Salman in his office at Al-Yamamah Palace today

Citizen – Riyadh Photo: Bandar Al-Ghaloud

In his office at Al-Yamamah Palace in Riyadh, the guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz begins his day of monitoring citizens' affairs and internal and external problems. He is also informed of reports summarizing the situation in many important cases.
In his office, King Salman also meets officials to listen closely to the problems and concerns of citizens who constantly open their doors to their needs.
King Salman runs most of the government's day-to-day affairs from his office at Al Yamamah Palace.

Al-Yamamah Palace is the official residence and guard office of the two holy mosques, located in the western suburbs of Riyadh, and is also home to the royal court.

The Royal Court is the main link between the guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman, the government and its institutions, followed by the offices of the king's advisers for domestic politics, religious affairs, international relations, national security and Royal ceremonies.

The main guests of the state are received at the royal court.

The photographs taken by the royal photographer, Bandar Al-Ghaloud, the guardian of the two holy mosques, were documented in his office at Al-Yamamah Palace.