He also called for more efforts to send emergency relief supplies to Syrian people with the support of global organizations.
In a joint press conference with his German counterpart Guido Westerwelle, Prince Saud expressed hope that Iran would end its policy of escalation and conduct serious negotiations with the 5+1 group to remove all doubts about its nuclear program.
“We have discussed how to resolve the nuclear standoff with Iran peacefully as well as Iran’s flagrant interference in the internal affairs of Arab countries,” Prince Saud said on his talks with Westerwelle.
Prince Saud also denounced the brutal Israeli aggression on Gaza, saying it violated moral principles and international charters. “The international community should shoulder its responsibility toward halting this aggressive Israeli policy,” he added.
Speaking about the peaceful transition of power in Yemen, he said Riyadh would host a conference of Yemen’s friends next month. He stressed the need to protect the security and stability of Libya as well as its independence and territorial integrity.
The German minister highlighted the growing economic and political relations between the two countries. He noted Saudi Arabia’s growing role on the world stage.
He disclosed plans to expand cooperation in health, renewable energy and infrastructure. The German Consulate in Jeddah has started issuing visas, he announced.
