US Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets Saudi Arabia's foreign minister at a G20 meeting.

First reported

2026-10-30 23:35 (5 d ago)

Last update

2026-10-31 12:44 (4 d ago)

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1. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 23:35 · 5 d ago
   US Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets Saudi Arabia's foreign minister at a G20 meeting.
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2. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 01:39 · 5 d ago
   US Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud.
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3. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 02:32 · 5 d ago
   Marco Rubio meets Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud on 31 October.
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4. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 02:32 · 5 d ago
   Marco Rubio and Saudi Arabia's foreign minister sign an U.S. deal related to Expo 2030 Riyadh.
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5. Anadolu Agency (EN) official 03:08 · 5 d ago
   US Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan in Atlanta and signs an US participation deal for Expo 2030.
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6. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 03:13 · 5 d ago
   Marco Rubio meets Saudi Arabia's foreign minister in Atlanta and signs an US participation agreement for Expo 2030.
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7. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 03:13 · 5 d ago
   Marco Rubio meets Saudi Arabia's foreign minister in Atlanta and signs an US participation agreement for Expo 2030.
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8. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 12:40 · 4 d ago
   Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal meets Marco Rubio at the G20 to discuss Iran and Yemen.
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9. Google News – Iran (EN) wire 12:40 · 4 d ago
   Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan meets Marco Rubio at the G20 to discuss Iran and Yemen.
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10. Google News – Saudi Arabia (EN) wire 12:44 · 4 d ago
    Marco Rubio meets Saudi Arabia's foreign minister at the G20 in Atlanta.
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