Saudi Arabia and India discuss regional security and enhancing strategic cooperation.

In a step reflecting the depth of the strategic relations between Saudi Arabia and India, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held an official discussion session in Jeddah, where they discussed various aspects of bilateral cooperation and ways to develop it in various fields, from economy and energy to innovation and technology. The meeting not only focused on enhancing bilateral relations but also extended to reviewing regional and international developments, exchanging views on several urgent issues, emphasizing the importance of intensifying efforts to achieve security and stability in the region and the world. Following the session, they jointly chaired a meeting of the Saudi-Indian Strategic Partnership Council, embodying the shared vision of the two countries towards long-term and fruitful cooperation. The meeting witnessed discussions on several agenda items in the presence of council members from both sides. At the end of the meeting, the minutes of the council meeting were signed, reflecting seriousness in moving forward with the agreed-upon plans. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman welcomed the Indian Prime Minister with an official ceremony that reflects the strength of the relationship between Riyadh and New Delhi, while Modi expressed his happiness with the visit through a tweet on "X" platform, saying: "I have arrived in Jeddah, this visit will strengthen the friendship between India and Saudi Arabia, and I look forward to participating in various programs today and tomorrow." The meeting between the two leaders is of particular importance in light of current global challenges, confirming that the Saudi-Indian partnership is not just political and economic cooperation but is moving towards building a future alliance that balances national aspirations with common regional and international interests.