Sheikh Khalid said the meeting also touched on the subject of Yemen and its internal conditions, stressing the commitment of all to the Gulf initiative handled by the Secretary General in a clear and multi-faceted role, and their support for Yemen to get out of its ordeal, drawing attention to the fact that the GCC countries will be present and will participate in the London Conference to support the Yemeni people on the seventh of March. He said that the meeting addressed the question of the relationship with Iran and Iranian interventions in the affairs of the GCC countries as well as many of the events that took place in the recent period and their intervention in Bahrain adding, "We reached a clear and collective position." He also mentioned the report submitted by the Kingdom of Bahrain on the terrorist cell that was arrested in Bahrain and its members who are still fugitives abroad, in addition to issues related to armament and training. Sheikh Khalid said that he met with Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman on the sidelines of a meeting by 5+1Group with Iran which was held in Kazakhstan and that she confirmed to us the principled position of the 5+1Group to stop inserting any other matter not related to the nuclear file and enrichment program of Iran and in particular what was reported by Iranian officials who wanted to discuss the issue of Bahrain and Syria at this meeting. He added that "they listened to a clear assertion by Wendy Sherman that this proposal was rejected outright unless the allies and friends were in the same position." --More 11:50 LOCAL TIME 08:50 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/1084031