Nayef al Sudairi is slated to meet Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas, Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh and top Palestinian diplomat Riyad al Maliki.
The visiting delegation was led by Saudi non-resident ambassador to the Palestinian territories, Nayef al Sudairi. Photo: AFP
It was led by the Saudi non-resident ambassador to the Palestinian territories, Nayef al Sudairi, who was to meet Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas and top Palestinian diplomat Riyad al Maliki.Sudairi, the oil-rich kingdom's envoy to Jordan, was last month also named for the Palestinian territories post and appointed consul general for Jerusalem.
The talks include security guarantees for Saudi Arabia and assistance with a civilian nuclear programme, according to officials familiar with the negotiations.
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