Bahrain’s King Hamad Takes Part in Riyadh Gulf-US Summit
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King Hamad highlights security, diplomacy, and economic cooperation during Gulf-US meeting in Saudi Arabia
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Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa joined Gulf leaders and US representatives at the recent Gulf-US Summit in Riyadh, delivering a message centered on peace, partnership, and long-term stability across the region.
He began his speech by thanking Saudi Arabia’s King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for hosting the summit and acknowledged the presence of US President Donald Trump as a symbol of strong ties between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and the United States.
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Praising US Efforts and Peace Initiatives
King Hamad congratulated President Trump on his election and commended his efforts in conflict resolution and peace-building. He pointed out that the US president’s vision aligned with the goals discussed during last year’s Bahrain Summit—especially in supporting a peaceful two-state solution in Palestine and lifting sanctions on Syria.
The King also called for a Middle East free of weapons of mass destruction and emphasized the importance of successful US-Iran negotiations in achieving lasting peace and stability.
Acknowledging Saudi Arabia’s Humanitarian Role
During his remarks, King Hamad praised Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic efforts in the region, including its attempts to mediate the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He also acknowledged the Kingdom’s broader humanitarian contributions.
Bahrain’s Commitment to Security and Economic Growth
Reaffirming Bahrain’s role in maintaining security in the region, King Hamad emphasized cooperation with the US Navy’s Fifth Fleet and the importance of keeping maritime routes safe from threats like terrorism and piracy.
He closed his speech by highlighting Bahrain’s interest in expanding trade and investment ties with the United States and expressed hope that the summit would lead to stronger partnerships and a more peaceful future for the Gulf region.