In a remarkable turn of events, following Chinese-mediated reconciliation efforts, Saudi Arabia and Iran are poised to mend their diplomatic ties as Iran prepares to reopen its embassy in Riyadh on Tuesday. The embassy closure, which lasted for seven years, was a consequence of the severed relations between the two regional powerhouses in 2016. During that time, protests erupted over the execution of Shiite cleric Nimr al-Nimr, leading to the attack on the Saudi embassy in Tehran and consulate in Mashhad.
Under the leadership of Alireza Enayati, Iran’s diplomatic mission will once again operate in Riyadh, marking a significant milestone in the restoration of relations between the two nations. Enayati, who previously served as Iran’s ambassador in Kuwait, now assumes the crucial role in fostering improved bilateral ties.
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Nasser Kanani, the spokesperson for Tehran’s foreign ministry, officially announced the reopening of the embassy in a statement on Monday. This development validates earlier remarks made by a diplomatic source based in Riyadh, affirming the positive trajectory of Saudi-Iranian relations.
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