The Saudi Council of Ministers, during its meeting today, Tuesday, chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, renewed the Kingdom's rejection of all violations that threaten the security and safety of maritime navigation and global energy supply, according to what was reported by the Saudi News Agency, SPA. According to the agency, the council emphasized the importance of taking urgent measures by the international community to ensure maritime security, international trade movement and the application of international law in this context. The Council confirmed that the Kingdom "continued, despite the challenges facing the region, to provide energy supplies to global markets in a reliable manner, based on long-term investments in infrastructure, storage facilities and supply chains, and a system capable of dealing with changes with the highest technical and operational capabilities, which contributed to the support of global supply networks and the flexibility of supply networks."

The Saudi Council of Ministers, during its meeting today, Tuesday, chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, renewed the Kingdom's rejection of all violations that threaten the security and safety of maritime navigation and global energy supply, according to what was reported by the Saudi News Agency, SPA. According to the agency, the council emphasized the importance of taking urgent measures by the international community to ensure maritime security, international trade movement and the application of international law in this context. The Council confirmed that the Kingdom "continued, despite the challenges facing the region, to provide energy supplies to global markets in a reliable manner, based on long-term investments in infrastructure, storage facilities and supply chains, and a system capable of dealing with changes with the highest technical and operational capabilities, which contributed to the support of global supply networks and the flexibility of supply networks."