The Saudi News Agency (SPA) reported on Tuesday that the meeting was chaired by the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs, Majid Takht-Ravanchi, with the participation of the Saudi delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Walid bin Abdul Karim Al-Khuraiji, and the Chinese delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Miao Deyou. The Saudi and Iranian sides renewed their commitment to fully implementing the ‘Beijing Agreement’ and their continued joint efforts to enhance good neighborly relations between their countries by adhering to the United Nations Charter, the Charter of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and international law, including respecting the sovereignty, territorial integrity, independence, and security of both countries.
The Kingdom and Iran welcomed China’s ongoing positive role and the importance of its support and follow-up on the implementation of the ‘Beijing Agreement,’ while Beijing confirmed its readiness to continue supporting and encouraging the steps taken by Riyadh and Tehran towards developing their relations in various fields.
The three countries noted the continuous progress and the opportunities it provides for direct communication between them at all levels and fields, as well as the great importance of these communications, meetings, and mutual visits between senior officials of the two countries, which come amid the current tensions and escalation in the region that threaten its security and the security of the world.
It is worth noting that more than 85,000 Iranian pilgrims and over 210,000 Iranians were able to perform Umrah easily and safely in 2025. This comes as the three countries seek to expand their cooperation in various fields, including economic and political areas, emphasizing the importance of regional dialogue and cooperation among the countries of the region to enhance security, stability, peace, and economic prosperity.
