Saudi Arabia, France back Palestinian state, call for Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon
The joint statement also called for a sustainable Gaza ceasefire, urgent humanitarian aid and full implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
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Saudi Arabia, France call for Iran diplomacy, reaffirm support for
PARIS: Saudi Arabia and France called for a negotiated solution on Iran, the restoration of unrestricted navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and renewed efforts toward Palestinian statehood as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and French President Emmanuel Macron laid out a broad joint vision for Middle East security and an expanded strategic partnership.
Saudi Arabia, France push diplomacy on Iran and reject threats to Hormuz
Saudi Arabia and France announced 21 agreements and MoUs and expanded cooperation on defense, investment, energy and AI as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman concluded his state visit to France.
Macron and Mohamed bin Salman call on Tehran to restore full cooperation with the IAEA and turn Ormuz, Gaza, Lebanon and Syria into the axes of new regional coordination.
Paris and Riyadh defended the two-state solution, called for a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza and demanded the entry of humanitarian aid.
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