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In a detailed statement published by the state news agency SPA, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia reiterated the Kingdom's firm stance against what it characterized as continual Israeli transgressions of international law and resolutions of international legitimacy. The ministry underscored its condemnation of Israel's recent decision to expand settlements in the West Bank, emphasizing the serious repercussions of such actions.   The statement highlighted that these violations not only contravene established international norms but also jeopardize the prospects for achieving lasting peace in the region. Saudi Arabia expressed deep concern that these unilateral measures by Israel would exacerbate tensions, escalate conflicts, and destabilize both regional and global security and stability.   Furthermore, the ministry emphasized the detrimental impact of such provocative acts on the efforts aimed at fostering dialogue and negotiation for a sustainabl

 On June 28, the Government announced that Deputy National Security Advisor Vikram Misri would assume the role of Foreign Secretary starting July 15. This appointment marks a significant transition in India's diplomatic leadership, as Mr. Misri prepares to succeed current Foreign Secretary Vinay Mohan Kwatra.   Vikram Misri, an experienced diplomat and a former Indian ambassador to China, brings a wealth of expertise in international relations, particularly in navigating complex India-China dynamics. His tenure as Deputy National Security Advisor has equipped him with strategic insights crucial for steering India's foreign policy agenda.   The Personnel Ministry formally declared Mr. Misri's appointment, stating, “Appointment of Vikram Misri, IFS (1989), Deputy National Security Advisor in the National Security Council Secretariat to the post of Foreign Secretary w.e.f. 15th July 2024 vice Shri Vinay Kwatra.” This announcement underscores the government&

 The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia occupies a strategically unique geographical position, where Europe, Africa, and Asia converge. Throughout history, Saudi Arabia has capitalized on its location along global trade routes, evolving from camel caravans to thriving maritime commerce. In the era of aviation, this strategic location will play a pivotal role in supporting the country's ongoing economic and social transformation. Central to Saudi Vision 2030, the development of the Kingdom's aviation ecosystem serves as a catalyst for economic diversification, offering sustainable career opportunities for young Saudis, and enriching society as a whole. The Saudi Aviation Strategy (SAS), launched in 2020 with substantial investments totaling $100 billion from government and private sectors, aims to position Saudi Arabia as a global leader in aviation. By expanding connectivity across 29 airports to over 250 destinations, the strategy targets a tripling of annual passenger traffic to 330 mil