Riyadh, January 13, 2025 – In a productive meeting held today in Riyadh, Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Cabinet Member, and Climate Affairs Envoy, welcomed Diego Martinez Belio, the Secretary of State for Foreign and Global Affairs of the Kingdom of Spain, to discuss ways to further enhance the bilateral relationship between Saudi Arabia and Spain. The meeting provided an important opportunity to assess the current state of diplomatic and economic ties between the two nations and explore avenues to strengthen these connections in the future.
A key focus of the discussions was bilateral cooperation across various sectors, including trade, investment, and climate change. Both ministers agreed on the importance of deepening their partnership in areas of shared interest, particularly in the context of their respective national development goals and the broader international landscape. The exchange underscored the desire to build upon existing collaborations, with particular attention paid to enhancing future engagements in areas such as renewable energy, technology, and sustainable development.
In addition to addressing bilateral matters, the two leaders also engaged in discussions on regional and international developments of mutual concern. They explored ongoing issues that have an impact on both nations, focusing on opportunities for cooperation in addressing challenges in the Middle East, Europe, and beyond. The dialogue emphasized the need for joint efforts to tackle global challenges, including conflict resolution, climate change, and economic stability.
The meeting between Minister Al-Jubeir and Secretary of State Belio highlights the strong diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Spain, and it serves as a step toward further cementing their partnership on the global stage. As both countries continue to pursue their respective foreign policy priorities, today’s talks are expected to pave the way for enhanced collaboration and greater alignment on issues of shared importance.