Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan and Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa met in New York to discuss diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza and alleviating the humanitarian crisis affecting millions of Palestinians. The talks took place during a high-level international conference on a two-state solution, co-chaired by Saudi Arabia and France, which sought to rally support for the formal recognition of a Palestinian state. Mustafa praised Saudi Arabia's consistent support for the Palestinian cause and highlighted the Kingdom's role in organizing the conference. Recent statements from the United Kingdom and France signaled growing international momentum toward recognizing Palestinian statehood, contingent on developments in Gaza and the West Bank. Mustafa emphasized the importance of concrete actions and a clear timeline to achieve a peaceful resolution based on the two-state solution.