- Discussions centered on the persistent Houthi strikes against civilians and infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and their repercussions for regional stability.
- Maritime security and reliable energy supplies were highlighted as critical issues, with a shared commitment to preserving stable energy markets.
The talks between Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and China’s Middle East Special Envoy Zhai Jun focused on the ongoing Houthi attacks that target civilians and critical infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and their impact on regional stability.
During the meeting at Riyadh’s Foreign Ministry, the officials reviewed bilateral relations and diplomatic initiatives aimed at de‑escalating regional tensions and preventing further conflict.
Both parties underscored the necessity of safeguarding commercial shipping routes—particularly those transiting the Strait of Hormuz and Bab Al‑Mandab—to preserve uninterrupted global trade and supply chains.
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