Saudi Arabia, Cuba unified and firm against terror and extremism: Al-Jubeir

Saudi Arabia Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir. (SPA)

Houthis have targeted navel traffic on the Red Sea. (Reuters)

Iranian-backed Houthi militia have fired missiles toward the Makkah. (Reuters)

Houthi missiles are responsible for the deaths for civilians in Saudi Arabia. (Reuters)

• Saudi foreign minister and the Cuban president discussed international developments during their meeting
• Saudi Arabia and Cuba agreed on a number of issues, including a unified stance against terrorism

London: Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir has met with Cuban President Raul Castro in Havana on Tuesday.
During his visit to the presidential residence, Jubeir extended the greetings of King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The Saudi FM and Cuban president discussed ties between the two countries, as well as recent developments across the globe.

 

Also, in attendance at the meeting were the director general of the office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Khalid bin Musaed Al-Anqari and the Saudi Ambassador to Cuba, Faisal bin Musallat Al-Mandil.
Jubeir said they agreed on a number of issues including the “unified and firm stance against extremism and terrorism.”
Iranian-back Houthi militia are among the terrorist groups to have targeted the Kingdom. They have been responsible for missiles toward Makkah and the Saudi capital Riyadh.