Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan held a series of high-level meetings in Berlin this week, engaging with members of the German Parliament to discuss regional stability and bilateral cooperation. According to the Saudi Gazette, the Minister met with Dr. Alexander Radwan, Chairman of the Parliamentary Group for Arab Countries, alongside other members of the German Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee.
The discussions focused on the evolving security landscape in the Middle East and the ongoing efforts by Saudi Arabia and its international partners to foster peaceful, long-term resolutions to regional crises. Both sides reviewed the current state of Saudi-German relations, emphasizing the importance of continued dialogue in addressing shared geopolitical challenges.
The delegation accompanying Prince Faisal included the Director-General of the General Directorate for European Countries, Ambassador Abdulrahman Al-Ahmad, and the Acting Chargé d’Affaires at the Saudi Embassy in Berlin, Asia Ba’akdha. These meetings are part of a broader Saudi diplomatic push to coordinate with European allies on regional security and economic initiatives.
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Original report: Saudi Gazette