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Saudi, Egyptian and Qatari ministers discuss regional stability

Foreign ministers from three Gulf and Arab states hold talks on de-escalation efforts.

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At a glance

  • Saudi foreign minister spoke with Egypt's foreign minister about regional and international developments
  • Separate call held with Qatar's prime minister and foreign minister on de-escalation efforts
  • Talks emphasised support for security and regional stability

Saudi Arabia's Minister of Foreign Affairs held separate phone calls on Saturday with counterparts from Egypt and Qatar to discuss regional developments and security matters.

The discussions focused on efforts to reduce tensions and strengthen stability across the region, according to official statements from the Saudi foreign ministry.

Why it matters

The conversations reflect ongoing diplomatic engagement among major regional players on maintaining stability in the Middle East.

Original reporting

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