Saudi minister hopes ‘dialogue’ will lead to calming Mideast tensions

An anti-missile system fires interceptors at missiles fired from Iran, as seen in the West Bank on October 1, 2024. (Wisam Hashlamoun/Flash90)
An anti-missile system fires interceptors at missiles fired from Iran, as seen in the West Bank on October 1, 2024. (Wisam Hashlamoun/Flash90)

Saudi Arabia is hoping for de-escalation and dialogue, Economy Minister Faisal al-Ibrahim says, when asked at a conference in Berlin about the situation in the Middle East following Iran’s missile attack against Israel.

Al-Ibrahim calls the escalation unfortunate, but said it is very hard to avoid discussing.

“We hope that wisdom will prevail, de-escalation will happen, dialogue will come into place and more collaboration will be seen globally, but also regionally for us to address these challenges,” he says.

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