Saudi crown prince, Macron discuss Iran-US deal and regional stability

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed the Iran-US memorandum of understanding and regional stability in a phone call. They stressed the importance of freedom of navigation and diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed developments related to the Iran-US memorandum of understanding and regional stability during a phone call on Sunday, according to the Saudi state news agency SPA. The two leaders reviewed regional and international developments and emphasised the importance of ensuring freedom of navigation in the region and supporting diplomatic efforts to reduce escalation.
Regional cooperation and shared interests
They also discussed recent developments regarding the memorandum signed between the US and Iran, as well as efforts to reach comprehensive solutions aimed at achieving security and stability in the region. The two sides reviewed existing areas of cooperation between Saudi Arabia and France, along with a number of regional and international issues of mutual interest.
Context of ongoing tensions
The talks come amid renewed tensions between the US and Iran despite ongoing negotiations to implement a broader agreement aimed at ending the war that began after US and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28. On June 18, Iran and the US reached a memorandum of understanding that included provisions on ending hostilities, lifting the US naval blockade on Iran, and reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz for global energy supplies.
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