Saudi-Sudanese Coordination Council to boost cooperation with concrete initiatives
King Salman chaired the Cabinet meeting in Jeddah, where ministers highlighted the new Saudi-Sudanese Coordination Council and reviewed regional cooperation.
King Salman presided over a Cabinet meeting in Jeddah, where officials unveiled the Saudi-Sudanese Coordination Council and discussed regional collaboration. The ministers examined various files concerning Saudi Arabia's partnerships with neighboring and allied countries. The Cabinet commended the formation of the Saudi-Sudanese Coordination Council, emphasizing it as an extension of the nations' dedication to enhancing joint coordination via a structured platform that advances cooperation and integration.
The ministers stated that the new framework aims to produce concrete results through specific initiatives, projects, and objectives that align with shared goals. Additionally, the Cabinet reviewed recent discussions and consultations between Saudi Arabia and other friendly nations in recent days, all aimed at boosting bilateral and multilateral cooperation in various sectors.
The ministers affirmed that these endeavors serve mutual interests and benefits, as well as the promotion of security and stability at both the regional and international levels.
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