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Saudi Arabia's King Salman with Crown Prince Mohammed, who is steering a raft of well-received reforms in the kingdom. AFP
Saudi Arabia's King Salman with Crown Prince Mohammed, who is steering a raft of well-received reforms in the kingdom. AFP
'Overwhelming support' for Saudi Arabia's reforms
Social and economic changes expected to continue in 2020, experts say