U.S. President Donald Trump is set to meet with leaders from six Gulf Cooperation Council states in the Persian Gulf during a planned visit to the capital of Saudi Arabia, where he will embark on a short working trip. During the meeting, scheduled in Riyadh, representatives will discuss current issues in the region and prospects for further cooperation.
One of the key issues to be addressed at the meeting will be security and stability in the Middle East. The leaders of the states will discuss the situation in the region, including the development of conflicts, the fight against terrorism, and other aspects that concern the interests of all participants.
In his statement, Donald Trump emphasizes the importance of joint efforts by countries to ensure security and prosperity in the region. "We need cooperation and interaction to solve the complex problems facing our nations. I look forward to meeting with the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council and am confident that our collaboration will be productive,” the president noted.
