India, Saudi Arabia Discuss Strategic Partnership & Mutual Interests In Riyadh Meeting
Riyadh, Aug 27: India and Saudi Arabia on Thursday discussed various aspects of their historic and strategic partnership, as well as issues of mutual interest. The discussions took place between India's Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Vipul, and Saudi Arabia's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Adel Al-Jubeir. "Ambassador Mr Vipul paid a courtesy call today on H.E. Mr. Adel Al-Jubeir, Minister of…
On August 27, India and Saudi Arabia engaged in discussions regarding their strategic partnership and areas of mutual interest during a meeting held in Riyadh. India's Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Vipul, paid a courtesy call on Saudi Arabia's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Adel Al-Jubeir, on August 26. The two discussed the long-standing partnership between the two nations and other issues of mutual concern.
Ambassador Vipul expressed his intention to further strengthen the multifaceted bilateral relations during his tenure. Earlier in the week, Ambassador Vipul met with Saudi Arabia's Deputy Minister for Public Diplomacy, Rayed Krimly, to discuss bilateral and regional topics of interest. On August 12, Ambassador Vipul presented a letter of credentials to Saudi Arabia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Al-Shehri.
The Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia noted that Ambassador Vipul conveyed greetings from the Indian leadership and expressed his commitment to deepening the strong and multifaceted strategic partnership between the two countries. The partnership between India and Saudi Arabia dates back to 1947, reflecting centuries-old economic and socio-cultural ties.
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