Saudi Crown Prince, Abu Dhabi deputy ruler discuss regional stability, strategic ties in Jeddah
JEDDAH — Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, held talks in Jeddah on Thursday with Sheikh Tahnoun bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi and UAE National Security Adviser, to review bilateral relations and regional developments.
During the meeting at Al-Salam Palace, the two leaders explored areas of cooperation between their countries and discussed ways to further enhance and develop strategic ties across various sectors.
In a post on his official account on platform X, Sheikh Tahnoun said the visit to Jeddah was part of ongoing consultations between the leaderships of the two nations regarding regional security and current developments in the Middle East.
'We discussed strengthening bilateral partnership in vital and strategic fields, which has a positive impact on the region's progress and prosperity,' he stated.
Sheikh Tahnoun also reaffirmed the UAE's strong belief in the importance of joint Arab action on both bilateral and collective levels, emphasizing the need for continuous coordination to face present challenges and secure a sustainable future for the region.
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