With unwavering determination to promote peace in Ukraine, Saudi Arabia is preparing to host a pivotal gathering next weekend. Assembled in the enchanting coastal city of Jeddah, representatives from Kyiv, Western powers, and a diverse group of developing nations including India and Brazil, will come together, seeking a roadmap to resolve the enduring conflict.
Russia, like it did at the last summit in Copenhagen, will be conspicuously missing from the event, opting to sit out the proceedings instead. However, a high calibre of attendance is anticipated, with nations like the United Kingdom and Japan likely to be present
According to the source, quoting diplomats engaged in the conversation, the summit would gather top officials from up to 30 nations. However, it is expected that countries that participated in a previous round of talks in Copenhagen in June will attend the upcoming talks as well. Some of the countries that have confirmed attendance include Britain, South Africa, Poland, and the European Union. Additionally, the United States' national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, is also expected to be present