They were Osama bin Mohammed Al-Shuaibi, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Indonesia; Adel bin Abdurrahman Bakhsh, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Portugal; Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al-Daood, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Djibouti; Abdulaziz bin Hmoud Al-Zaid, Saudi Ambassador-designate to the Kingdom of Sweden; Fahd bin Maiouf Al-Ruwaili, Saudi Ambassador-designate to the Kingdom of Denmark; Abdullah bin Faleh Al-Arjani, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Ethiopia; Mohammed bin Mansour Al-Malek, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Tanzania; Mohammed bin Abdulghani, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Kenya; Abdulaziz bin Mohammed Al-Wasil, Saudi Ambassador-designate in Geneva; Masoud bin Ali Al-Arabi Al-Harithi, Saudi Ambassador-designate to Mali, and Sahil bin Mostafa Arqous, Saudi Ambassador-designate to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. "We swear by Allah Almighty to be faithful to the religion, and then to our King and homeland, tell no secret of the state secrets, and to protect its interests and regulations, and that we will perform our work with utmost truthfulness, honesty and sincerity," they said. The King urged the ambassadors to work on enhancing relations between the Kingdom and the brotherly and friendly countries to which they were designated. The ambassadors thanked the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques for the royal trust bestowed on them. The audience was attended by Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, Adviser to the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and Governor of Makkah Region and a number of officials. --SPA 17:06 LOCAL TIME 14:06 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w