President Erdogan to reveal information about the killing of Jamal #Khashoggi as Saudi investment conference kicks off in Riyadh. We'll be watching media in both countries for updates. 
The Saudi conference - dubbed #DavosInTheDesert - has kicked off in Riyadh.
Turkey's Presidential Spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin has said the #Khashoggi scandal is not only an issue between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, but about "shedding light on an atrocious murder.”
Saudi media going big on the investment conference. Screengrabs from Saudi TV1, Al-Ikhbariyah and Saudi-funded Al-Arabiya.
"The whole world will listen" - Turkey's TRT Haber looks ahead to President Erdogan's comments on #Khashoggi
President #Erdogan heads to the stage...
Saudi-owned Al-Arabiya is covering #Erdogan's speech which is expected to include details on #Khashoggi's death
Erdogan says #Khashoggi's first visit to Saudi consulate on 28 September "was relayed to the team which planned and executed the murder.”
Erdogan says the #Khashoggi incident has called into question the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations and diplomatic immunity
President Erdogan has called on the Saudi king to allow those responsible for #Khashoggi's killing to be tried in Istanbul
“As this was a political murder, accomplices in other countries, if there are any, should be included in the investigation,” - Erdogan
“Humanity’s conscience will only be satisfied if everyone, from the person who gave the orders to those who enforced them, are accounted for” - Erdogan on #Khashoggi killing
Saudi King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman have met relatives of Jamal #Khashoggi - SPA news agency
No revelations, but a detailed account of events surrounding a "brutal murder". The top moments from Erdogan's speech on #Khashoggi. monitoring.bbc.co.uk/product/c200c2…
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been shown attending the today's investment conference in Riyadh
SPOTTED: Saudi Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal - detained at the Ritz Carlton last year on corruption charges - seen sitting three seats away from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
