Von der Leyen calls for stronger ties and warns against Iran’s nuclear ambitions
Ursula von der Leyen said she expressed full support for Gulf countries during a meeting in Brussels with Jassim Mohammed al-Budaywi, head of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
She stated that the European Union stands in solidarity with Gulf nations facing what she described as unjustified attacks from Iran. She also stressed that Iran must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.
Von der Leyen highlighted the importance of building a stronger partnership between Europe and Gulf countries, especially during a time of regional tension. She pointed to the upcoming EU-GCC Summit, expected to take place in Saudi Arabia, as a key opportunity to deepen cooperation and strengthen relations.
The message reflects growing diplomatic efforts to align Europe and Gulf states on security and stability in the region.
Source:Newstimehub
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