Sudan, Saudi Arabia seek full integration across all sectors: FM
Sudan and Saudi Arabia are working toward comprehensive integration in all fields, Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohieddin Salem Ahmed Ibrahim has said.
Sudan and Saudi Arabia are pursuing full integration across all sectors, according to Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohieddin Salem Ahmed Ibrahim. The two nations aim to collaborate in fields like security, defense, economy, and technology. The Coordination Council between the two countries, which includes representatives from Saudi Arabia and Sudan, covers a wide range of topics.
Ibrahim emphasized that the Red Sea must remain secure for all who use it, highlighting Sudan and Saudi Arabia's shared vision on this matter. He also stressed that any discussions of benefit to the Sudanese people should take place in Khartoum. The Saudi-Sudanese Coordination Council was recently established after Foreign Minister Ibrahim and his Saudi counterpart, Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, signed an agreement.
This council is designed to boost bilateral cooperation and coordination, providing an effective platform to develop and strengthen relations between the two nations.
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