Riyadh, Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud participated on Sunday in a session entitled ‘North to South, East to West: Rebuilding Trust,’ at the World Economic Forum (WEF), hosted by Riyadh. The foreign minister highlighted the catastrophic situation in Gaza according to all humanitarian standards, indicating that the current events represent a complete failure of the international political system in dealing with the crisis.
‘Today the crisis has entered its seventh month and we are still in an endless discussion about whether enough trucks are entering Gaza or not. It is unreasonable and completely unacceptable,’ said the foreign minister. He noted that most partners in the international community support the two-state solution, saying, ‘We are not only focusing on resolving the current crisis, but rather we want to solve the broader problem of attaining a real commitment to the two-state solution.’
In response to a question about Saudi Arabia’s role in the region, Prince Faisal
stressed that the Kingdom focuses on spreading peace and security in the region and the world, and also contributes to increasing economic growth, enhancing global cooperation, and innovation, in addition to preserving the climate and confronting all the challenges that the region and the world are experiencing.
Source: Saudi Press Agency