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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz passed away agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth Friday morning. The king was the world's agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth leader. He was 90 years old. He was in agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth a few weeks ago with a agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth infection. His 79-year-old half-brother Salman has become the new king of the agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth. World leaders have been quick to pay their agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth to the late King Abdullah. US President Barack Obama passed on his agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth. He said the king was a good friend of the USA. Obama also said the king did a lot for agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth and stability in the Middle East. The British Prime Minister David Cameron said Abdullah would be remembered for his, " agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth to peace and for strengthening understanding between agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth".

King Abdullah was born on 1 August 1924. He was the agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth son of former King Abdulaziz. He grew up in the royal agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth and worked in various agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth that would one day prepare him to be king. In 1961 he became agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth of Mecca. This was his first job in agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth office. In 1963, Abdullah was made agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth of the Saudi Arabia National Guard (SANG). He changed the SANG into a agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth army. He became King of Saudi Arabia and Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques in 2005. News agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth are reporting that Abdullah was a careful reformer at home. He allowed women to join the kingdom's agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth. The BBC said that he "hinted that agenciescommandercommitmentearlyfaithshospitalkingdomlungmayormodernmoreoldestpalacesparliamentpeacepositionspublicrespectssympathiesthirteenth women should be allowed to work".