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Prince Khaled bin Talal bought fruit for SAR 30,000 in an auction. A video clip circulating on social media showed Prince Khaled bin Talal’s participation in a public auction at the “Citrus Festival” in Al-Hariq Governorate, in the Riyadh region. Video Below.
Prince Khaled bin Talal bought fruit for SAR 30,000 in an auction
And it appeared in the video the moment the prince participated in the auction to buy the “orange” fruit. The price of the fruit in the auction started at 10,000 riyals, so the prince raised the price up to 15 thousand riyals.
And one of the attendees raised the price to 16,000, for the Emir to return and offer a new amount of 30,000 riyals, and thus the “carriage” would be his share.
The prince said that he would gift his opponent in the auction with one of the “orange” fruits similar to the one obtained at the auction.
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