RIYADH: Ambassadors of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to Japan on Thursday held a coordination meeting headed by Saudi Arabia, the Kingdom’s state news agency SPA reported.
During the meeting, they stressed that the continuation of joint work and coordination stems from the deep belief in a unified destiny and the deep-rooted fraternal ties among the GCC states.
Saudi ambassador to Japan Naif bin Marzouq Al-Fahadi said that the meeting discussed integrating stances and coordinating toward supporting joint relations between the Gulf states and Japan, praising the GCC ambassadors for their efforts in continuing their cooperation in all fields.
The meeting was attended by Bahrain’s ambassador Ahmed Al-Dosari, Qatar’s ambassador Hassan Al-Emadi, Kuwait’s ambassador Hassan Zaman, Oman’s ambassador Mohammed Al-Busaidi, and the UAE’s ambassador Shehab Al-Fahim.