Saudi Ambassador to Spain, Princess Haifa Al-Mogrin, represented Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan at the 10th Regional Forum of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) in Barcelona. Held on the 30th anniversary of the Barcelona Declaration, the event gathered foreign ministers from EU and Mediterranean nations to address pressing global challenges and advance Euro-Mediterranean collaboration.
Saudi Arabia’s involvement underscores its dedication to fostering regional dialogue and deepening partnerships across the Mediterranean basin. Discussions focused on shared priorities like economic integration, sustainable development, and security amid geopolitical tensions.
Princess Haifa Al-Mogrin, a prominent diplomat and economist with prior roles at UNESCO, emphasized the Kingdom’s proactive stance in multilateral forums. This participation aligns with Vision 2030 goals of enhancing international ties and cultural exchanges.
The forum also highlighted reintegration efforts, such as Syria’s return to UfM activities, signaling broader momentum for stability and cooperation. Overall, Saudi engagement reinforces its role as a bridge-builder in Mediterranean affairs.
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