Saudi Arabia to host Ukraine-organized peace summit on 5-6 August, inviting major countries including India, UK, and US. Summit aims to find a way to start negotiations over Russia’s war on Ukraine.
Saudi Arabia is set to host Ukrainian-organized peace summit on 5 and 6 August, according to several reports. Saudi Arabia has invited several major countries including India, Britain, United States among others.
A report by Wall Street Journal, confirms that Saudi Arabia is set to host talks in August about Ukraine. Saudi Arabia will invite up to 30 countries, including Indonesia, Egypt, Mexico, Chile and Zambia, to Jeddah.
Developing countries invited to the summit include India and Brazil, the WSJ report said.
The peace summit to be hosted by Saudi Arabia aims to find a way to start negotiations over Russia’s war on the country, an Associated Press report stated.
The summit will be held in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah.
Among the invitees, it is still unclear if everyone will attend the peace talk summit. However, countries that took part in a similar round of talks in Copenhagen in June are expected to do so again.
Britain, South Africa, Poland and the EU are among those who have confirmed attendance and the US national security adviser Jake Sullivan is expected to attend.
The meet, which excludes Russia is expected to bolster international backing for peace terms favoring Ukraine.
Planning for the event is being overseen by Kyiv and Russia is not invited, AP reported citing an official who is familiar with the developments.
News of the summit comes after US national security adviser Jake Sullivan visited the kingdom on Thursday.