Riyadh:Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud chaired a Cabinet session held in Riyadh, focusing on regional stability and the Kingdom's economic prospects.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the Cabinet was briefed on a letter from Amir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and a meeting between Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi. The session reviewed international developments and Saudi Arabia's efforts to enhance regional stability, mitigate conflict repercussions on global energy, and ensure maritime navigation safety.

The Cabinet welcomed the UN Security Council's condemnation of Houthi militia attacks and emphasized the need for international cooperation to prevent the group from acquiring weapons. The Cabinet also praised the OIC's decision to establish a cybersecurity council with Riyadh as its headquarters.

Additionally, the session highlighted the outcomes of international conferences hosted by Saudi Arabia, including the Riyadh Economic Forum's recommendations. The Cabinet noted a 33.5% increase in foreign direct investment in 2025, attributing it to the Kingdom's economic reforms under Vision 2030.

Several decisions were made, including agreements with UNITAR on cybersecurity, collaboration with Australia on nuclear safety, and tourism cooperation with Syria. Other memorandums of understanding were approved with Russia and the United Nations on various issues.