As for the Iranian interventions, the Foreign Minister said, "There are two visions in the Middle East. The first is an ambitious vision that seeks to develop education, economy and fields that serve the human being and works to combat extremism and terrorism. This is what the Kingdom is doing. There is an evil vision that relies on interference in the affairs of other countries, hatred and supplying terrorist militias with weapons, support extremism, terrorism and harboring terrorists, and this is what the Iranian regime and its affiliates do. " Al-Jubeir pointed out that "the Iranian nuclear agreement has a lot of shortcomings with regard to inspection mechanisms, which must be more accurate, so as to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear power." Since the conclusion of the Iranian nuclear agreement, the Iranian government has not signed any agreement that would serve the Iranian people. On the contrary, they began to increase the number of their extremist militias in Syria, supported terrorist groups with weapons and ballistic missiles, and destabilized the security and stability of the region and the world. Regarding Syria, the foreign minister said that Saudi Arabia strongly condemned the chemical attack on Duma and called on international organizations to hold accountable those responsible for the attack. The Foreign Minister stressed the importance of the strategic partnership between the Kingdom and France and the work of the Strategic Partnership Council, which was held today under the chairmanship of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince and the French President. "This is a partnership for the present and future for development and stability," he said. --SPA 03:46 LOCAL TIME 00:46 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w664818