New details signed the night of "overthrow" Ben Nayef!

New details signed the night of "overthrow" Ben Nayef!


05/08/2017



The contract signed by former Saudi Crown Prince Prince Mohammed bin Nayef with Sonoran Policy Group, a lobbyist close to US President Donald Trump's team, was canceled on the day it was concluded, Politico magazine said. In which the overthrow of Ben Naif in favor of the new Crown Prince, Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

According to the American magazine, the contract signed by the Saudi Interior Ministry in May, when Bin Nayef was chairman, with the company, worth $ 5.4 million, was the last step for Ben Naif in the power struggle with Crown Prince Salman bin Salman, Filed with the Ministry of Justice.
The contract with the company close to Trump, which was intended to preserve Saudi interests in the new US administration, ended on June 21, the day Nayif was overthrown, and only 38 days after his signature.
According to the report, the US company retained the funds without having to provide services for that because the contract provides for the payment of $ 5.4 million in advance.
The US magazine did not say who was responsible for canceling the contract, but said it was "eager to work with the Saudi Interior Ministry to help combat terrorism."
"The contract was revoked because of the internal circumstances in the Kingdom. Accordingly, SPG was unable to implement its unique strategic services, including its creative indoor communications, brand building, marketing and public relations offerings," the statement added. "We look forward to working again with our vital ally in Saudi Arabia," the company said in a statement.
Politico has published a report entitled "Trump is involved in the Saudi Al-Arush game," in which she discussed the "war of lobbies" between the Saudi ruling princes in Washington, noting that the contract concluded by Ben Nayef with SPG is Is the first contract of its kind in which the Ministry of Interior has been a compression company in recent years.
The "silent" power struggle between Bin Salman and Ben Naif resonates in Washington as Trump struggles with "the arts of diplomacy," and the oil-rich kingdom's princes have long been seen as an important, Sometimes, in the fight against extremism.
In exchange for Bin Naif's efforts, Bin Salman's allies have been active in working with more prestigious lobbying companies from SPG, a new foreign policy firm, including Podesta Group and PGR.
Although the representatives of the two companies did not respond to the magazine's requests for comment, then US Department of Justice filings reveal that a Saudi institution called the Center for Studies and Information Affairs at the Saudi Royal Court spends $ 2.2 million annually to keep the two companies, That more than a dozen companies in Washington have been working with various Saudi bodies in recent months, making the Kingdom one of the most foreign governments pumping money in the street known as "K Street" in Washington, where lobbying companies and decision-making institutions.

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