Saudi Arabia’s Defense Minister, Prince Khalid bin Salman, held talks on Monday with Massad Boulos, the adviser to former US President Donald Trump for Arab and African Affairs, focusing on bilateral relations and key regional developments. The meeting underscored continued engagement between Riyadh and influential US political figures on issues shaping the Middle East and beyond.
According to officials, the discussions reviewed the state of Saudi-US relations and explored ways to strengthen cooperation on shared strategic interests. Prince Khalid and Boulos exchanged views on regional dynamics, with particular emphasis on initiatives aimed at enhancing peace, security, and long-term stability across the Middle East and neighboring regions.
Both sides also discussed a range of issues of mutual interest, reflecting overlapping priorities in security coordination, regional diplomacy, and efforts to manage ongoing geopolitical challenges. The talks highlighted Saudi Arabia’s role as a central actor in regional security and diplomatic efforts, as well as the importance of sustained dialogue with US stakeholders.
The meeting comes amid heightened regional tensions and renewed international focus on conflict resolution, de-escalation, and political stability in the Middle East. Saudi officials have consistently stressed the need for diplomatic engagement and coordinated international action to address regional crises and promote sustainable peace.
