Saudi and Iranian foreign ministers hold talks on regional developments
The meeting was also attended by several senior officials from the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including Prince Musab bin Mohammed Al Farhan, Advisor for Political Affairs; Mohammed Al Yahya, Advisor to the Minister; Nasser Al Ghanem, Director General of the General Administration for Asian Countries; and Dr. Manal Radwan, Advisor at the Ministry.
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