Saudi Arabia Denies Meeting with Netanyahu During UAE Visit
A senior Saudi official has denied reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Saudi representatives during his recent visit to the United Arab Emirates. The official, speaking to Reuters news agency, refuted claims that Netanyahu held meetings with Middle Eastern delegates, including those from Saudi Arabia, while in the UAE.
The denial comes after speculation arose following Netanyahu's trip to the UAE, his first official visit to the Gulf state since the signing of the Abraham Accords. The visit aimed to strengthen ties between Israel and the UAE, and potentially foster broader regional cooperation.
While the Saudi official explicitly denied any meeting with Netanyahu, the report does not specify the source of the original reports or provide further details on the alleged encounter. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has not yet commented on the Saudi denial.
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