Recently in Riyadh, Saudi Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman and Singapore's Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean strengthened ties, as they discussed bilateral cooperation and reviewed global security challenges with high-ranking officials from both countries.

Meanwhile, in a significant environmental milestone, seven Persian onagers have made a return to Saudi Arabia's Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve after over a century, thanks to a successful collaboration with Jordan's Shaumari Reserve.

Additionally, Saudi Arabia has taken a proactive stance on climate resilience by launching the Riyadh Global Drought Resilience Partnership during COP16, in conjunction with UNCCD and international partners, to improve global drought management initiatives.

In healthcare advancements, Saudi Arabia has signed strategic agreements with China's BGI Group and Huawei, aiming to bolster its health sector through innovative technology and preventive care, further progressing its Vision 2030 objectives.

On the humanitarian front, Saudi Arabia has called for a ceasefire and recognition of a Palestinian state amidst the Gaza crisis, as Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan emphasized urgent humanitarian support and criticized actions undermining peace efforts.

Lastly, Riyadh is set to host the Regional Social Security Forum for Asia and the Pacific, showcasing its dedication to sustainable development and regional cooperation, with discussions involving over 400 participants on future social security challenges and innovations.