Quadripartite meeting in Istanbul condemns Houthi attacks and affirms solidarity with the Kingdom
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A quadripartite international meeting was held in the city of Istanbul to discuss recent security developments in the Middle East. The meeting focused specifically on rising tensions and their impact on regional stability and the security of international maritime navigation.
Participants in the meeting issued an official statement in which they strongly condemned the attacks launched by the Houthi group against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The attendees affirmed that these attacks threaten the Kingdom's security and territorial integrity, in addition to their negative impact on global trade movement in vital maritime corridors.
Those gathered in Istanbul stressed their full solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in its efforts to maintain its security and stability. They also called for an immediate cessation of military escalation, emphasizing that political and diplomatic solutions are the only way to end regional crises and ensure a secure future for the region.
This meeting comes within the framework of ongoing international efforts to enhance security cooperation between nations. Through these meetings, the participants aim to coordinate political positions to address challenges that threaten peace and security in the region, while emphasizing the importance of respecting international laws.
Sources: أخبار السعودية | saudi news
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