In one of such visits Damluji accompanied Ahmed Al Thunayan, Saudi foreign affairs advisor, in Baghdad in February 1920.
[8] As of 1922 Damluji was serving as the representative of Ibn Saud, Sultan of Najd[1] and replaced Ahmed Al Thunayan as his chief foreign affairs advisor.
[9] In 1924 Damluji was sent to Mecca together with Hafiz Wahba and Abdullah Suleiman following the capture of the city to monitor the social, cultural, political and economic conditions.
[5] In the same year Damluji was appointed the deputy minister of foreign affairs which he held until 1928 when he was replaced by Fuad Hamza in the post.
[11] Damluji represented the Court of Nejd, the Hejaz and its dependencies at the Medina Railway Conference held in Haifa in August 1928.
[2] Damluji was named as the Iraqi minister of foreign affairs for a third time in February 1942, but his term lasted only until June 1942 when he resigned from office.