Al-Badawi Highlights Gulf-French Strategic Ties
Security and stability in the region depend on strengthening the strategic partnership between the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and the French Republic. The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council emphasized that the relations between the two sides are based on common interests and clear visions, with a focus on developing cooperation in political, security, military, and economic fields. The bilateral trade exchange has exceeded 60 billion euros. He also highlighted the importance of collaboration to face regional challenges, including Iranian attacks on Gulf facilities, reaffirming France’s support for free shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb, as well as standing by the Palestinian cause. France recognizes Palestine and supports a two-state solution. The partnership aims to build a safer and more stable future, with expanded cooperation in defense, energy, and education sectors.
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