Al-Ula summit confirms "Coming to terms with past", combating actors that threaten Gulf

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan said, during a joint press conference with the Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council: "This summit sends a message to the whole world that no matter how much disagreement is in one house, wisdom is able to overcome all this and cross the region to safety."

In the closing statement, the Saudi Foreign Minister added: We hope that the signing of the Al-Ula statement will serve as a new page for the future of the region, and that it confirms the solid ties of the GCC states in Al-Ula to combat those that threaten the security of the Gulf states.

The statement of the 41st summit of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf in Al-Ula stressed the fight against those that threaten the security of the Gulf states.

Saudi Foreign Minister bin Farhan said, during a joint press conference with the Secretary-General of the GCC: "This summit sends a message to the whole world that no matter how much disagreements in one house is, wisdom is able to overcome all this and cross the region to safety."

And he added that the closing statement called for strengthening cooperation in combating terrorist entities and emphasizing that the GCC countries stand united. The statement also called for strengthening relations and respecting the principles of good neighborliness.

He continued: "The statement affirms the solidarity of the Gulf states in the face of any direct or indirect interference in the affairs of any of them," highlighting that "the states affirmed that no state’s sovereignty be violated or its security targeted."

Prince Faisal explained that the Al-Ula summit "resulted in turning the page on the past and looking forward to a future dominated by cooperation and respect in a way that preserves the security and stability of states."

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