INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
form and that it must address the concerns of neighboring countries.The deal Iran reached with the UK, China, France, Germany, Russia and
collapsed after Washington's unilateral withdrawal in 2018 under former U.S
President Donald Trump.The Saudi foreign minister also said increased engagement with Syria might pave the way for its return to the Arab
League as ties thaw after more than a decade of isolation.Iran has welcomed gestures by the Arab countries to reopen ties with Syria.Prince
particularly to address its humanitarian situation, though he said it was "too early to discuss" its return just yet."An engagement in order
to address these concerns is necessary
And that may well lead eventually to Syria returning to the Arab League ..
but for now, I think it's too early to discuss," he told reporters in London.When Algeria hosted the first Arab League summit since 2019,
Damascus stayed away after Algeria failed to persuade other Arab states to end Syria's suspension.Saudi Arabia will host this year's Arab
Asked whether Syria would be welcome, Farhan said: "I think it's too early to talk about that.""But I can say that ..
that there is a consensus building in the Arab world, that the status quo is not tenable
And that means we have to find a way to move beyond that status quo."
