Iran has invited the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, to visit Tehran, in light of the rapprochement in relations between the two countries, according to what was announced by the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Nasser Kanaani, today (Monday). Kanaani said in a televised press conference: "Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi sent an invitation to King Salman bin Abdulaziz, in response to an invitation he received from Riyadh."
Iranian officials announced that Riyadh had invited the Iranian president to visit it, and Iranian Vice President Mohammad Mukhber announced that Raisi welcomed this invitation.
Yesterday (Sunday), an Iranian Foreign Ministry official stated that flights between Mashhad and Jeddah will be resumed as soon as possible, after negotiations between officials of the air sector in Saudi Arabia and Iran. And IRNA quoted the head of the foreign ministry's office in Khorasan Province, Muhammad Beheshti, as saying: The visit of the Saudi delegation to Mashhad hotels is continuing, and it is likely that the final summary will be presented at the joint meeting today.
Saudi Arabia and Iran exchanged visits of technical delegations, who arrived in Tehran and Riyadh to discuss procedures for opening the embassies and consulates of the two countries, two days after the meeting that brought together the Saudi and Iranian foreign ministers in Beijing, within the framework of implementing the tripartite agreement signed on March 10 between the two countries under the auspices of China, to restore the severed relations since 2016. .
Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and his Iranian counterpart, Hussein Amir Abdullahian, pledged in Beijing to work to restore security and stability in the Gulf region. In a joint statement, they stressed the importance of implementing the provisions of the Beijing Agreement in a way that enhances confidence and cooperation in order to establish security, stability and prosperity in the region.
Okaz (Tehran, Jeddah) @okaz_online
