MACC did not get to question Saudi prince, says officer
A MALAYSIAN Anti-Corruption Commission team to Riyadh met a Saudi prince, who purportedly signed four letters acknowledging donations from the Saudi royal family to Najib Razak, but did not get to question him, the court heard today.
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