Biden to visit Saudi Arabia, Israel and West Bank from July 13-16

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Home World Biden to visit Saudi Arabia, Israel and West Bank from July 13-16 [14-06-2022 04:30 PM] Ammon News - President Joe Biden will visit the Middle East region from July 13-16, according to a statement by the White House. Biden will visit Israel to meet its leaders and discuss security and prosperity. The President will also visit the West Bank to consult with the Palestinian Authority and to reiterate his strong support for a two-state solution. He will then visit Saudi Arabia, where he will attend Summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council plus Jordan, Egypt and Iraq at the invitation of King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud to discuss security, economic and diplomatic interests.

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Biden to visit Saudi Arabia, Israel and West Bank from July 13-16

[14-06-2022 04:30 PM]

Ammon News - President Joe Biden will visit the Middle East region from July 13-16, according to a statement by the White House.

Biden will visit Israel to meet its leaders and discuss security and prosperity. The President will also visit the West Bank to consult with the Palestinian Authority and to reiterate his strong support for a two-state solution.

He will then visit Saudi Arabia, where he will attend Summit of the Gulf Cooperation Council plus Jordan, Egypt and Iraq at the invitation of King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud to discuss security, economic and diplomatic interests.

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