In a landmark diplomatic moment, Riyadh hosted a three-way meeting between Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, U.S. President Donald Trump,
and Syrian President Ahmad Al-Sharaa, as part of the Kingdom’s efforts to foster regional stability and strategic dialogue.
This encounter marks the first meeting between a Syrian and an American president in over 25 years—since the late Syrian President Hafez Al-Assad met with U.S. President Bill Clinton in Geneva in 2000.
The meeting underscores Saudi Arabia’s pivotal role in reshaping the regional political landscape by facilitating critical conversations aimed at de-escalation
and paving the way for inclusive political solutions, particularly regarding the Syrian file.
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