What did Arab and Muslim ministers discuss in Riyadh meeting on Iran?

"As the United States-Israeli war on Iran approaches its fourth week after unleashing chaos across the Middle East, foreign ministers from Arab and Muslim countries have convened for urgent discussions in Saudi Arabia. Talks were held on Wednesday as Iran was targeting several energy facilities across Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar in retaliation against Israel's strike on the South Pars gasfield, Iran's biggest source of energy."

"The meeting of top diplomats in Riyadh was aimed at mustering a common response to Iran's increasing retaliation against US assets and infrastructure in the region, which not only threatens regional stability but is also causing disruptions to the global economy."

"All these countries have been impacted by the war, whether in terms of direct attacks from Iran, secondary threats from falling debris, dwindling energy supplies or looming mass displacement if the war continues. Lebanon, in particular, has suffered heavy casualties since Hezbollah began strikes on Israel on March 2."

Foreign ministers from Qatar, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates met in Riyadh to address Iran's retaliatory strikes against US assets and regional infrastructure. The meeting occurred as Iran targeted energy facilities across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar in response to Israeli strikes on Iran's South Pars gasfield. This followed Israeli assassinations of senior Iranian officials. The convening aimed to establish a common diplomatic response to escalating tensions threatening regional stability and disrupting the global economy. All participating nations have experienced direct impacts from the conflict, including attacks, debris threats, energy supply disruptions, and potential mass displacement risks.

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