Saudi Arabia expels Canadian special envoys, recalling their excessive interference

Saudi Arabia said on Monday that it was the expulsion of the Canadian ambassador, and recalled his ambassador in all new business freezing, urging Ottawa to protest the release of activists locked in the prison.

This empire gave Canadian ambassadors 24 hours to leave Canada because suddenly suddenly attacked "interference" in internal affairs and suddenly broke the relationship.

This move highlighted the new offensive foreign policy by the leadership of Yuvraj Mohammad ibn Salman, Canada was called for an immediate release of human rights activists in an action against a broad new one.

The Saudi Foreign Ministry said in a tweet, "The situation in Canada is a clear and open interference in the internal affairs of Saudi Arabia."

"The state announced the recall of the Canadian ambassador for consultation, we believe that Canadian Ambassador to China is not welcome and has been ordered to go in the next 24 hours."

The Ministry also announced that it "collects all new trade and investment transactions with Canada while retaining the right to take further action".

Canada said last week that the wave of new wave of arrest for women and human rights activists, award winning gender rights activist Samar Badawi, including "serious concern."

The Foreign Ministry sent a tweet on Friday, "We urge the Saudi officials to release them immediately and all other peaceful human resource workers."
"Saudi diplomacy is not going to strengthen any new form of criticism of handling of internal affairs of Mohammed ibn Salman with the breakup of Saudi Arabia, strengthening the 'new' Saudi," Rice researcher Christian ur Lissen said. American University Baker Institute.

In April of this year, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed "grave concern" that Badawi is being imprisoned by King Salman all the time.

Badawi's wife, Ensaf Haider, has been sheltered in Canada. Now he raises three children aged 14, 13 and 10.

Supervisors say that the expulsion of Riyadh's Canadian ambassador is to send strong message to other important Western governments.

In Canada, University of Waterloo Professor Beams Momani told AFP: "Canada is more likely to end relations than other countries."

"Trudeau government could resonate strong regional allies of Saudi Arabia without a strong bilateral trade relationship, and to overthrow." Canada is in danger of thousands of Saudi students. "