Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan held high-level meetings in Washington this week, aiming to boost cooperation and deepen strategic ties between Saudi Arabia and the United States.
Prince Faisal met with U.S. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz. The two officials discussed ways to enhance bilateral relations and explored multiple issues of shared interest. Their conversation focused on regional and international developments where both nations seek closer coordination.
The visit followed a separate meeting between Prince Faisal and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Tuesday at the State Department. Both sides emphasized the importance of expanding the strategic partnership that has long connected Riyadh and Washington.
During the discussions, the two leaders reviewed joint efforts across various sectors, including security, economic cooperation, and diplomacy. They highlighted the need for stronger collaboration in addressing pressing global challenges.
The meetings also covered key regional issues. Prince Faisal and his American counterparts exchanged views on the conflicts in Gaza, Sudan, and Yemen, as well as the broader impact of the Russia-Ukraine war. Both sides stressed the importance of unified efforts to de-escalate tensions and promote peace in those areas.
Officials agreed on the need to intensify coordination to support regional stability. They also reaffirmed the shared commitment to strengthening the international rules-based order.
The talks reflected the growing momentum in U.S.-Saudi relations. With both nations facing complex global challenges, leaders from Riyadh and Washington are working to align their policies and strategies. These meetings come at a time when regional diplomacy remains critical and global security concerns continue to evolve.
Saudi Arabia and the United States plan to maintain close communication in the coming months to further develop cooperation and address common goals.
