This year, Saudi Arabia hosts the 41st Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Summit headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who led the signing of the AlUla declaration, on Tuesday.
The âsolidarity and stabilityâ agreement included the reopening of borders with neighboring Qatar, after three years of dispute with other Gulf states.
The crown prince said that the agreement, âaffirms the importance of the solidarity and stability in the Gulf, Arab and Islamic countries and strengthens the bonds of friendship and brotherhood among our countries and peoples in order to serve their aspirations.â
The crown prince also called for the GCC to unite against Iranian threats.
âWe are in utmost need to unite our efforts to advance our region and confront the challenges that surround us, particularly the threats posed by the Iranian regimeâs nuclear program, its ballistic missile program, its destructive sabotage projects as well as its terrorist and sectarian activities,â the Saudi prince said.
In his speech, the crown prince held that Saudiâs Vision 2030 prioritized âa unified and strong Gulf Cooperation Councilâ to serve security, stability and prosperity in the region.
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