Saudi Arabia and France call to reopen Hormuz
Saudi Arabia and France reaffirmed during their meeting in Paris the necessity of a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear file. They also committed to restoring shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to its normal state and to enhancing freedom of movement through waterways in accordance with international law. Additionally, they condemned attacks on oil tankers, emphasized their goal of providing aid to the Palestinian people, and supported a ceasefire in Gaza. The two sides signed more than 22 agreements and memoranda of understanding to strengthen cooperation in defense, energy, economy, culture, and investment. They highlighted the importance of political solutions to regional crises, emphasizing Palestinian territorial integrity and the need for a final resolution to disputes, especially in Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen. During the visit, efforts were made to bolster bilateral relations through new initiatives and cooperation in technology and armament sectors, with French direct investment reaching 16.3 billion euros in Saudi Arabia—twice the amount invested two years ago.
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