Saudi King says US policy toward Iran is non-diplomatic
11 June 2008Tehran-Saudi Kind Abdullah said on Wednesday that the United States policy toward Iran is non-diplomatic.
In a meeting with Chairman of the Expediency Council Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the Saudi King said that the US policy toward Iran is unacceptable.
King Abdullah also said that Saudi Arabia has notified its stance about the US political mistake several times.
Referring to the vital role of the Islamic Republic in the region and the world, he said that Saudi Arabia is willing to boost bilateral ties in all fields.
He expressed hope that the two sides could work to thwart extremist thoughts aimed at demolishing the Muslim world unity.
The Saudi King appreciated Rafsanjani's recommendation to Iranian woman pilgrims who visited Baqi Cemetery in Medina, for the first time that they observed the discipline.
The Baqi is well-known as graveyard of members of the infallible household of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), including four Imams and the beloved daughter of the Great Prophet, Hazrat Zahra (SA).
The prominent cleric arrived in Saudi Arabia on June 2 to attend an Islamic interfaith dialogue with the participation of some 500 Muslim dignitaries from more than 50 countries.
In a meeting with Chairman of the Expediency Council Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the Saudi King said that the US policy toward Iran is unacceptable.
King Abdullah also said that Saudi Arabia has notified its stance about the US political mistake several times.
Referring to the vital role of the Islamic Republic in the region and the world, he said that Saudi Arabia is willing to boost bilateral ties in all fields.
He expressed hope that the two sides could work to thwart extremist thoughts aimed at demolishing the Muslim world unity.
The Saudi King appreciated Rafsanjani's recommendation to Iranian woman pilgrims who visited Baqi Cemetery in Medina, for the first time that they observed the discipline.
The Baqi is well-known as graveyard of members of the infallible household of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), including four Imams and the beloved daughter of the Great Prophet, Hazrat Zahra (SA).
The prominent cleric arrived in Saudi Arabia on June 2 to attend an Islamic interfaith dialogue with the participation of some 500 Muslim dignitaries from more than 50 countries.
Labels: Iran, Saudi Arabia, United States
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