qualified countries, and proposals on appropriate solutions for this issue, the cabinet approved a number of measures including the following: 1\ continued expansion of specialized medical services at the hospitals of the Ministry of Health and other governmental health sectors so that they are not concentrated in major cities. 2\ the Council of Cooperative Health Insurance shall study the possibility of requiring citizens traveling abroad to obtain health insurance that can be implemented in the destination country and submit the results according to regular procedures. 3\ Saudi missions abroad shall continue their role in guiding and educating citizens who come to them for information on outstanding hospitals and qualified doctors, and make clear that the kingdom's missions shall not pay for their treatment or issue guarantees for their treatment unless directed to do so by the concerned authorities in Saudi Arabia in accordance with the instructions governing this issue. Seventh, the Cabinet approved appointments at the fifteenth rank and at the position of (Minister Plenipotentiary) as follows: 1 - Dr. Abdul Latif Bin Saleh Bin Ibrahim Al-Abdullatif is appointed to the position of (management consultant) at the fifteenth rank at the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers, 2 - Naif Bin Bandar Bin Ahmed Al-Sudairy is appointed to the position of (Minister Plenipotentiary) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 3 - Khaled bin Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman Al-Khayal is appointed to the position of (Minister Plenipotentiary) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 4 - Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Suleiman Al-Ajlan is appointed to the position of (Minister Plenipotentiary) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 5 - Sulaiman bin Daud bin Ahmed Al-Draiwiesh is appointed to the position of (Minister Plenipotentiary) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
