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• Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development concludes, 'a new chapter of cooperation will open'

Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development ends, 'A new chapter of cooperation will open'

The Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development concluded on Friday, in which the leaders of the Gulf and Arab countries

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participated in addition to Saudi Arabia and the United States.

According to the Saudi Press Agency, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said in his address that 'We hope that the conference will open a new chapter in the development of relations between the Arab countries and the United States.

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Crown Prince and Minister of Defense Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that the Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development is extremely important.

According to Al Arabiya, he said that the conference is being held at a time when the world is facing various challenges.

He has said that the stability of the global economy is linked to the stability of oil prices.

"Sustaining supply is critical to maintaining oil price stability."

He said that 'in order to bring stability to the oil market, Saudi Arabia has already announced to bring its production up to 13 million barrels.'

"We demand Iran not to interfere in the internal affairs of the countries of the region," said the crown prince.

Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that 'Peace and stability in Iraq is necessary for the entire region, while the entire region is affected by the problems of Syria and Libya.'

The heads of the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council arrived in Saudi Arabia exclusively to participate in the Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development.

US President Joe Biden, who is visiting Saudi Arabia, also participated in the conference.

Iran's Nuclear Activities Threaten Regional Security: Joe Biden

President Joe Biden said in his speech that 'Iran will not be allowed to obtain nuclear energy.'

According to Subak website, he said that 'Iran's nuclear activities are a threat to the peace and security of the region.'

"We are committed to working with our allies to tackle the threats facing the region."

While addressing the Conference for Peace and Development held in Jeddah, he thanked Saudi Arabia for hosting.

US President Joe Biden said that 'securing maritime trade lanes is our top priority' (Photo: AFP).

He said, "We will lay the foundation for a stable economy by establishing sustainable relations in the Middle East."

"We will not allow the peace and stability of the region to be damaged, nor will we allow changes in the borders to be forced."

The US President said that 'protecting the sea trade lanes is our first priority. We will secure the sea lanes'.

We will invest billions of dollars in clean energy and infrastructure. In addition, they will ensure the supply of electricity to Iraq through the Gulf countries.

We want to end the civil war: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said that the Jeddah Conference is important for the countries of the world in addition to the Arab region.

The Egyptian president said that "a message is being sent to the whole world that we want broad-based cooperation with the United States" (Photo: AFP).

Addressing the Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development, he said that 'this conference is sending a message to the whole world that we want broad-based cooperation with America.'

He has said that 'the challenges facing the world have affected the entire humanity and we have to face it'.

'We want to end the civil war and not see a single person become a refugee.'

He said that he wants to provide opportunities to the youth, including women, and urges the religious leadership to give a message of tolerance and mutual tolerance.

According to Arab News, the Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development was held at the invitation of King Salman.

Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary General Naif Al-Hajraf appreciated the role of the Kingdom in holding the meeting

He said that 'GCC believes in its constructive and central role which is the main pillar and a comprehensive model for the security and stability of the region.'

The heads of member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council participated in this meeting.

It should be noted that in addition to the heads of the GCC countries, the Prime Minister of Iraq, Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, King Abdullah II of Jordan and President of Egypt Fatah al-Sisi also participated in the Jeddah Conference for Peace and Development.

The President of Egypt also arrived in Jeddah to participate in the conference (Photo: SPA).

The President of the Emirates Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad, and the Crown Prince of Kuwait Sheikh Meshaal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah arrived in Jeddah to attend the conference.

King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain and Omani Prime Minister and Special Representative of the Sultan Asaad bin Tariq Al Saeed also attended the meeting.

According to the Saudi Press Agency, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomed the visiting leaders at the Royal Terminal of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah.