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Saud bin Abdullah Al-Qahtani was born on the seventh of July, 1978. He is an advisor at the Saudi Royal Court at A Minster Rank and the General Supervisor of the Center of Studies and Media Affairs at the Royal Court. He worked as a former legal advisor at the late Crown Prince Office, Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, in 2003 and an advisor for several chiefs of the Royal Court. He graduated with a Bachelor Degree from the College of Law at King Saud University. Later he earned a Master’s Degree with Honor in the field of Criminal Justice from Prince Naif Arab University for Security Sciences as well as other specialized and scientific certificates in the fields of Law and Management. He is an opinion writer for a number of Saudi magazines and newspapers, a social media activist and among top influential Twitter figures in Saudi Arabia.

Early life and education

Al-Qahtani was born on the 7th of June 1978 in the city of Riyadh to a family that is known for leading Al-Wahhabah tribe. He received his primary education in Riyadh schools, completed his secondary education at Model Institute of the Capital and was among the top ten students in Riyadh region. Then, he joined King Saud University and received a Bachelor Degree in Law. He then joined the course of training officers in the Royal Saudi Air Force. He graduated with an excellent and honor degrees and was promoted to the rank of Captain at King Faisal Air College. After that, he became an employee at the Crown Prince's Court. He received his master's degree with honor in criminal justice from Prince Naif Arab University for Security Sciences. He was also known as a leading political and social writer in a number of Saudi newspapers such as Al-Sharq Al-Awsat and Al-Riyadh prior to working at the Royal Court. He also has several excellent researches in law.

Career

• He was assigned for directing Personnel Affairs and Officer Affairs at King Faisal Air College.
• A Lecturer in Law at King Faisal Air College.
• A Legal Advisor in the Secretariat of the Crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, 2003.
• Director of the Information Department at the Crown Prince Secretariat, 2004.
• Deputy Director General of the Media Monitoring Center at the Royal Court, 2005.
• Advisor at the Office of the Deputy Chief of the Royal Court.
• Advisor at the Office of the Chief of the Royal Court.
• General Director of the Media Monitoring and Analysis Center at the Royal Court, 2008.
• Advisor at the Royal Court at the Excellence Rank in addition to the tasks entrusted to him, 2012.
• General Supervisor of the Center for Studies and Media Affairs at the Royal Court flowing the merger of Courts.
• Advisor at the Royal Court at a Minster Rank in addition to the tasks entrusted to him, 2015.
• President of the Saudi Federation for Cyber Security and Programming, 2017.

Current Posts

• Advisor at the Royal Court at a Minster Rank.
• General Supervisor of the Center for Studies and Media Affairs at the Royal Court
• A Board Member of King Abdulaziz Foundation (Darah)
• A Board Member of Misk Foundation
• A Board Member of Royal Commission for Al-Ula’s Province
• Chairman of the Board of Saudi Federation for Cyber Security and Programming
• Chairman of the Board of Center of Excellence in Information Assurance
• Chairman of the Board of Control and Command Center for Advanced Studies
• An Honorary Member of Saudi Soccer Club, Al-Hilal

Family

He is married with four children.

Literary works

Al-Qahtani wrote under the nickname "Dhari" many national poems sung by some Arab singers, including:

• Tears of the Eye, sung by Rashid Al Majed
• The Head is Held High, sung by Ali bin Mohammed (Dedicated to his Royal Highness Prince Muhammad bin Salman)
• The Greatness of our Country, sung by the Ali bin Mohammed (Dedicated to his Royal Highness Prince Muhammad bin Salman)
• Doha's Ship, sung by Walid Al Shami and Majid Al Mohandes
• Our Neighbor Oh our Home, performed by of Al-barq Al-Subeaei.
• The Future of the State from the Door to the Door, performed by Khaled Al-Shilih and also sung by Waleed Al-Shami.

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