Saudi foreign minister participates in 163rd GCC ministerial council session

Kuwait's Foreign Minister Abdullah Al-Yahya chaired the session, which was attended by other GCC ministers. (Supplied)
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Updated 07 March 2025
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Saudi foreign minister participates in 163rd GCC ministerial council session

  • The participants discussed strengthening and developing work in various fields, and tackled reports regarding the implementation of decisions made by the Supreme Council of the GCC

MAKKAH: Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan participated in the 163rd session of the ministerial council of the Gulf Cooperation Council, which was held in Makkah.

The session was chaired by Kuwaiti Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdullah Al-Yahya and was attended by other foriegn ministers from GCC member states.

The participants discussed strengthening and developing work in various fields, and tackled reports regarding the implementation of decisions made by the Supreme Council of the GCC, issued during the 45th summit in Kuwait in December.

The session also discussed the latest regional and international developments.

 


Saudi Arabia summons Iranian ambassador over attacks

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Saudi Arabia summons Iranian ambassador over attacks

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Iran’s ambassador to the Kingdom, Alireza Enayati, on Sunday following what it described as Iranian attacks targeting Saudi Arabia and several neighboring countries.

During the meeting, Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed Elkhereiji conveyed the Kingdom’s strong dissatisfaction and condemnation of the attacks, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

Elkhereiji stressed Saudi Arabia’s firm rejection of any violations of state sovereignty, warning that such actions undermine regional security and stability.

He also said the Kingdom would take all necessary measures to defend its security and protect its territory.

The summons comes amid rising regional tensions following reported Iranian actions targeting Saudi Arabia and Gulf states.