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Saudi Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Waleed Elkhereiji met with Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan Al-Nahyan, the United Arab Emirates’ Minister of State, on the sidelines of a consultative meeting focused on peace initiatives and efforts in Sudan. According to the supplied Arab News report, the meeting took place in Geneva on Wednesday.
The meeting was held alongside the Sixth Consultative Meeting on Enhancing Coordination of Peace Initiatives and Efforts in Sudan. The gathering provides a diplomatic setting for discussions on coordinating initiatives aimed at addressing the situation in Sudan. The report does not specify the individual proposals or decisions discussed during the bilateral meeting.
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During their discussions, Elkhereiji and Sheikh Shakhboot reviewed relations between Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The meeting reflected continued diplomatic engagement between the two Gulf countries on matters of shared interest. The official account did not provide further details about any specific bilateral agreements or new commitments.
The two officials also discussed the latest developments in Sudan and ongoing efforts to address the situation. Sudan’s crisis remains an important subject for regional and international diplomacy, making coordination among countries and peace initiatives a central issue in discussions of the conflict. The report, however, did not outline specific outcomes from the conversation.
Beyond Sudan, the officials exchanged views on regional and international developments. Their discussion placed the Sudan situation within a wider diplomatic context, although the supplied report did not identify the additional issues covered or announce any new joint initiative.
Saudi Arabia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva, Ambassador Abdulmohsen Binkhothaila, attended the meeting. His participation reflected the involvement of the Kingdom’s diplomatic representation in Geneva in discussions connected with Sudan and wider international affairs.
The meeting highlighted Saudi and Emirati engagement on Sudan-related diplomatic efforts. While both sides reviewed the situation and ongoing peace initiatives, the available report did not announce a new agreement, ceasefire or specific peace plan. Further developments will depend on official announcements and progress in the broader diplomatic process.
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