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Syrian-Saudi Summit Stresses Calm and National Accord in Lebanon

Syrian-Saudi Summit Stresses Calm and National Accord in Lebanon
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Syrian President Bashar Assad and Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdel-Aziz discussed in Riyadh the hottest topics in the region, starting with the mounting political tension in Lebanon, moving on to government formation in Iraq, in addition to the Palestinian-"Israeli" negotiations, and "Israel's" insistence on declaring itself a "Jewish state", not to mention bilateral relations between the two countries.

On the situation in Lebanon, the two sides reiterated the need for resuming the course of calming and dialogue to bolster national accord and internal stability, and giving priority to Lebanon's higher interests to resolve all differences and fend off external dangers.

On the situation in Palestine, the two sides affirming that "Israel's" actions for the Judaization of state and its continuing siege on Gaza undermine any effort to achieve peace and stability in the region.

According to SANA, talks touched upon the developments in Iraq and the efforts exerted to form an Iraqi government, stressing the need for parliamentary blocs to unite their efforts and give precedence to national interest and form a national unity government that represents all spectrums of the Iraqi people and is capable of preserving the unity, security and stability of Iraq.

In addition, the two leaders discussed the bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries and the two sides' keenness on continuing to develop them, with President Al Assad and King Abdullah affirming their determination to continue discussion, cooperation and working together to benefit the Arab nation and achieve stability in the region.



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