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Saudi Cabinet: Turkish President’s Visit Strengthens Bilateral Relations

10 February 2026
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Saudi Cabinet: Turkish President’s Visit Strengthens Bilateral Relations
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Saudi Arabia’s Cabinet emphasized the strengthened relations with Turkey following President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s official visit last week. The meeting, chaired by King Salman bin Abdulaziz, underscored the commitment to enhance cooperation, evidenced by agreements signed during the visit. The Cabinet also authorized the energy minister to negotiate nuclear energy agreements with Türkiye and Jordan. Erdogan’s trip on February 3 included discussions on various fields, particularly energy, before he proceeded to Egypt.

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