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Saudi Gazette
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Saudi FM in Moscow: Gaza ceasefire is top priority
Saudi Gazette report MOSCOW — Saudi Arabia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan stressed Friday that the top priority now is to reach a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, as he addressed a joint press conference with his Russian counterpart in Moscow. The remarks came during Prince Faisal's official visit to the Russian capital, where he met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the headquarters of the Russian Foreign Ministry. The visit, which began Thursday, reflects ongoing diplomatic engagement between Riyadh and Moscow amid escalating regional and international developments. During the press conference, the Saudi minister emphasized the urgent need to revive diplomatic efforts concerning Iran's nuclear program and called on Tehran to fully cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Lavrov, for his part, announced that Russia hopes Saudi Arabia will participate in the first Russian-Arab Summit, scheduled to take place on October in to Russia's Sputnik news agency, Lavrov also revealed that the 8th ministerial meeting for the "Russia–GCC Strategic Dialogue" will be held in Sochi on September Saudi Arabia's decision to join the 29th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum as Guest of Honor, Lavrov noted that the year also marks the centennial of diplomatic ties between Russia and the Kingdom, a milestone reflecting the deepening relationship between the two nations.
Roya News
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Roya News
Putin announces first Russia-Arab summit set for Oct 15
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Saturday that Moscow will host the inaugural Russia-Arab summit on October 15. In a message marking the opening of the 34th session of the Arab League Summit, published on the Kremlin's official website, Putin formally invited leaders of all Arab League member states to attend the historic event. Putin underscored Russia's commitment to maintaining and expanding constructive dialogue with the Arab League and strengthening friendly relations with all its members. 'I hereby cordially invite all leaders of the member states of your esteemed organization, along with the Secretary-General of the Arab League, to participate in the first Russian-Arab Summit, which we intend to organize on October 15,' Putin said. He expressed optimism that the summit would boost multilateral cooperation, benefiting both sides, and contribute to promoting peace, security, and stability across the Middle East and North Africa regions.
Shafaq News
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Shafaq News
Putin invites leaders to Russian-Arab Summit
Shafaq News/ Russian President Vladimir Putin called on Arab leaders to intensify regional cooperation and pursue diplomatic solutions to mounting challenges in the Middle East. In a message to participants of the 34th Arab League Summit in Baghdad, Putin addressed the ongoing war in Gaza, describing the moment as 'difficult,' and warning that the conflict has 'dramatically aggravated tensions' and worsened social and economic conditions across the region. He underscored the Arab League's role as a vital forum for 'multilateral dialogue and interaction.' Reaffirming Moscow's stance, the Russian president said all regional disputes must be resolved through political means 'based on international law' and with full respect for the 'sovereignty and territorial integrity' of states. Putin also invited Arab League leaders and the Secretary-General, Ahmad Aboul Gheit, to attend the first Russian-Arab Summit, scheduled for October 15, expressing hope that the meeting would strengthen 'mutually beneficial cooperation' and contribute to lasting peace in the region.
Kuwait News Agency
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Kuwait News Agency
Russia reiterates support for Arab efforts to resolve Mideast crises
MOSCOW, May 17 (KUNA) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday reaffirmed his country's unremitting backing to all political and diplomatic efforts exerted by Arab countries to resolve Middle East crises. The Russian president's statement coincided with the 34th Arab Summit due in Baghdad later in the day, underlining that it is essential to end disputes as per international law and maintain countries' sovereignty and territorial integrity. Putin added that the Arab gathering comes amid very tough circumstances due to the serious escalation of the Middle East conflict, which has claimed the lives of thousands of civilian victims, heightened tensions and increased regional social and economic crises. He noted that mounting violence in the Middle East promotes the significant role of the Arab League as a vital platform for multilateral dialogue and cooperation, echoing Moscow's support for Arab efforts in this regard. The Russian leader invited Arab leaders to partake in the first-ever Russian-Arab summit due in Moscow on October 15. (end)
