A day after Saudi leaders won the election, Biden congratulated Harris

Saudi Arabian leaders have congratulated the president-elect JB BidenBiden Mary Trump celebrates Biden-Harris victory: ‘To America. Thanks, guys’ Biden shouts to black Americans in victory speech: ‘You always have my back, and I will stay with you’ Biden promises to heal a divided country More For the president’s victory, join other world leaders to offer their best wishes, according to his state news agency.

According to reports, King Salman of Saudi Arabia and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman congratulated Biden and the Vice President-elect. Kamala HarrisKamala Harris Mary Trump celebrates Biden-Harris victory: ‘To America. Thanks, guys’ Biden shouts to black Americans in victory speech: ‘You always have my back, and I will stay with you’ Biden promises to heal a divided country More According to the Saudi Press Agency, the state news agency of Saudi Arabia.

“King Salman appreciated the special, historic, historical and close ties between the two friendly countries and their people, which everyone looks to strengthen and develop at all levels,” the state news agency said in a report.

Biden has vowed to reshape relations between the US and Saudi Arabia, Harretts reported, vowing to take more responsibility for the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The newspaper notes that President TrumpDonald John Trump Mary Trump celebrates Biden-Harris victory: ‘To America. Thanks, guys’ Biden shouts to black Americans in victory speech: ‘You always have my back, and I will stay with you’ Biden promises to heal a divided country MoreRelations with Prince Mohammed helped reduce international resentment against Riyadh after Khashoggi’s death. Saudi Arabia is also an exporter of oil and a buyer of US weapons, Heritage noted.

Biden has said that although he will not get rid of fossil fuels, a claim President Trump has repeatedly called back on him, he will stop subsidizing the fossil fuel industry and begin the transition to renewable sources of renewable energy.

Heritage reports that Neil Quilliam, an associate of Britain’s Chatham House think tank, said: Moving towards ending the controversy. “

Others, however, believe that the new administration will have little effect on the current state of US-Saudi relations.

“The ability to deal with any president because the United States is a country of institutions and there is a lot of institutional work going on between Saudi Arabia and the United States,” an unnamed Saudi political source told the newspaper. “Saudi-US relations are deep, sustainable and strategic and are unlikely to change as the president changes.”