The U.S. Department of State has affirmed that Saudi Arabia is a crucial security partner for the United States.
The department highlighted the Kingdom’s significant role in working towards a lasting solution to the Yemen conflict. This collaboration aims to address regional instability and humanitarian issues.
Longstanding Strategic Partnership
The Department of State also noted the strategic partnership between Saudi Arabia and the U.S., which has spanned eight decades. This enduring alliance has continually advanced shared interests in various domains.
Saudi Arabia’s Commitment to Regional Stability
Saudi Arabia plays a key role in supporting regional stability and security. The Kingdom actively proposes practical initiatives to manage conflicts and mitigate their risks. It also promotes peace based on justice and fairness.
Historical Context of U.S.-Saudi Relations
The U.S.-Saudi relationship began in 1945 with the meeting between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and King Abdulaziz Al Saud. Over the decades, this partnership has strengthened, focusing on security cooperation, counterterrorism, and energy interests. Both countries work closely on regional stability and global issues, reflecting their mutual commitment to peace and security.
