Saudi King Salman completed lung tests on Wednesday and has “recovered”, according to a royal statement by the state-run media. Three days earlier, the Royal Court had announced that King Salman (88) was suffering from a lung infection. He would be undergoing tests “according to the advice of royal clinics”.
The royal court revealed in May that King Salman had a lung disease and other symptoms such as high temperatures and joint pain. He was treated with antibiotics, and soon after, the court declared that he had recovered. The King of Saudi Arabia has been ruling since 2015. However, his Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is the current ruler. State media said that Prince Mohammed “reassured” everyone about his father’s health during a cabinet session on Tuesday. For years, Saudi Arabia has been trying to stop speculation about King Salman’s health. He was treated for routine examinations the previous month and discharged later that day.
He was treated for routine examinations last month and discharged later that day. He was admitted to hospital in May 2022 for a colonoscopy. The official Saudi Press Agency then reported that he was staying for “some rest” and other tests. In March 2022, he was admitted to the hospital to have what the state-run media called “successful tests of medicine” as well as to replace the battery in his pacemaker. In 2020, he had surgery to remove the gallbladder. The last time King Salman presided over a Cabinet meeting was on the 24th of September. Saudi Arabia is preparing for a post-oil economy through ambitious economic and social reforms, largely led by his son.
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