Sudan and Saudi Arabia form Cooperation Council
Sudan and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement to establish the "Supreme Council for Strategic Cooperation and Coordination" with the aim of strengthening bilateral relations and managing economic and political partnerships between the two countries. The council covers ten key areas, including the economy, investment, trade, and politics, and seeks to unify viewpoints and facilitate the implementation of joint projects, aiming to support development and economic stability in both nations. This comes in the context of the two parties' keenness to enhance cooperation and develop relations, reflecting the depth of the historical ties between the two peoples. It also confirms that the council will contribute to promoting national integration and coordinating stances on common issues.
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