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- Feb 21, 2026, 05:04 AMIn Riyadh on Friday, Mohammed bin Salman held a meeting with US Senator Lindsey Graham, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The discussion highlighted the ongoing diplomatic engagement between Saudi Arabia and the United States.
During the meeting, both leaders reviewed the strong bilateral relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States. They explored ways to further strengthen cooperation across various sectors of mutual interest.
Regional developments were also a major focus of the talks. The two sides exchanged views on pressing issues in the Middle East and emphasized the importance of stability and constructive dialogue.
Several senior Saudi officials attended the meeting. Among them were Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan, Defense Minister Khaled bin Salman Al Saud, and Musaad Al-Aiban, a member of the Council of Ministers.
Their presence underscored the significance of the discussions and Saudi Arabia's commitment to maintaining strong diplomatic ties with Washington.
Earlier, Senator Graham noted that the crown prince believes in achieving a dignified and just solution for the Palestinian people. He highlighted the importance of addressing the Palestinian issue as part of broader regional peace efforts.
Graham further described Saudi Arabia as central to future developments in the region and beyond. He praised the crown prince's vision, saying it would shape the Middle East for generations and contribute positively to the global community.
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During the meeting, both leaders reviewed the strong bilateral relations between Saudi Arabia and the United States. They explored ways to further strengthen cooperation across various sectors of mutual interest.
Regional developments were also a major focus of the talks. The two sides exchanged views on pressing issues in the Middle East and emphasized the importance of stability and constructive dialogue.
Several senior Saudi officials attended the meeting. Among them were Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan, Defense Minister Khaled bin Salman Al Saud, and Musaad Al-Aiban, a member of the Council of Ministers.
Their presence underscored the significance of the discussions and Saudi Arabia's commitment to maintaining strong diplomatic ties with Washington.
Earlier, Senator Graham noted that the crown prince believes in achieving a dignified and just solution for the Palestinian people. He highlighted the importance of addressing the Palestinian issue as part of broader regional peace efforts.
Graham further described Saudi Arabia as central to future developments in the region and beyond. He praised the crown prince's vision, saying it would shape the Middle East for generations and contribute positively to the global community.
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