Meloni discusses diplomatic efforts to ease tensions with bin Salman
Italy's prime minister also expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia during the exchange, according to ANSA.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni discussed diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing tensions with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, according to the Italian news agency ANSA.
ANSA reported that Meloni also expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia during the exchange, though the agency's account did not specify the source or nature of the tensions being addressed.
The report did not detail whether the discussion took place during a phone call, a meeting, or through diplomatic channels, nor did it outline specific measures or commitments agreed upon by the two sides.
Italy has maintained an active diplomatic relationship with Saudi Arabia in recent years, with exchanges between Rome and Riyadh touching on economic and regional security matters, though ANSA's report does not place this particular exchange in a broader context of bilateral relations.
Further details on the diplomatic efforts referenced by ANSA, including any follow-up steps, were not available at the time of the report.
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