The document was signed during a bilateral meeting between the two foreign ministers held the previous day, within the framework of the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution—which took place in the Italian capital on July 28 and 29—noted a statement from the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

During the meeting, Tajani and Bin Farhan Al Saud analyzed the regional situation and reaffirmed the strength of their bilateral strategic alliance, while also condemning the escalation of settler violence in the West Bank and emphasizing the urgent need to protect the Palestinian population.

They also reiterated their opposition to any form of annexation of the West Bank—whether partial, total, or *de facto*—and to the forced displacement of Palestinians.

VFurthermore, they welcomed the outcomes of the Global Alliance sessions and reaffirmed their support for the implementation of the comprehensive plan to end the conflict in Gaza.

They also underscored their support for compliance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 and highlighted the role of interfaith dialogue in achieving a just and lasting peace based on the Two-State Solution.

The foreign ministers of Italy and Saudi Arabia welcomed the continued development of bilateral relations and reaffirmed their determination to further strengthen cooperation across all key areas, building upon the strategic partnership between the two countries, the source added.

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