US EditionIran's FM Makes First Post-War Visit to Saudi Arabia
SAUDI ARABIA, JUL 7 – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met Saudi leaders to discuss regional security after a 12-day Israel-Iran conflict; Saudi Arabia led June Gulf Cooperation Council inflows with $971 million.
- On July 8, 2025, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Saudi Arabia for talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and other top officials in Jeddah.
- The visit followed a 12-day war in June starting with Israeli strikes on Iran that killed senior military and nuclear figures, leading to a US-mediated ceasefire on June 24.
- During the meeting, Araghchi and Saudi leaders discussed bilateral relations, regional security, and expressed mutual interest in diplomatic efforts to maintain stability.
- Araghchi thanked Saudi Arabia for condemning Israeli aggression, while Crown Prince Mohammed expressed hope that the ceasefire would enhance regional security and promote dialogue.
- The visit indicated that recent conflict did not derail Tehran-Riyadh rapprochement, suggesting ongoing regional diplomacy despite warnings from both Iran and Israel of further actions if provoked.
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Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran met with the heir prince of Saudi Arabia. Iran "exploited the efforts" by the heir prince "to strengthen security in the region".
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The Star Kuala LumpurSaudi and Iranian foreign ministers meet in Mecca, SPA agency reports
DUBAI - Saudi Arabia's foreign minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud met his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araqchi in Mecca on Tuesday and they discussed bilateral ties and the latest developments in the region, Saudi state news agency SPA said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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