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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia has shared that the Kingdom is happy about the Sultanate of Oman hosting important talks between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States. Saudi Arabia said it supports these talks and believes that using peaceful dialogue is the best way to solve problems, not just in the region, but also across the world.
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Saudi Arabia also said that it hopes the discussions between Iran and the United States will lead to good results. The Kingdom believes that these talks can help bring more safety, peace, and stability—not only to the Middle East but to the whole world. They are looking forward to seeing all countries work together in a peaceful way to solve disagreements through talking and understanding, instead of conflict.
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