These challenges require joint coordination and cooperation to address them, while ensuring the promotion of the foundations of peace and security throughout the region, said Prince Faisal bin Farhan at a joint press conference with Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Abroad Nasser Bourita, following bilateral talks.  In addition, the Saudi foreign minister expressed his country's concerns about the situation in Libya and about foreign interferences in this matter and the impact of these interferences on security in the Arab world, in particular in countries neighbouring Libya. 

He stressed, in this regard, that his country aims to support all efforts aimed at finding a solution to this crisis, affirming that the solution must be Libyan-Libyan. 

"A 100 pc Libyan solution is a conviction of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and all Arab countries," he added, stressing that Arab coordination to achieve this goal is a priority for his country in order to put an end to foreign interventions and to the ongoing conflict in this country, as well as for "the preservation of Libya and Libyans from the impact of terrorism, conflict and external interventions and greed". 

On his talks with his Moroccan counterpart, Prince Faisal bin Farhan said they were "focused on various aspects of the close relations uniting the two brotherly countries, within the framework of a solid and historical fraternity".