For his part, minister Fabius disclosed that he held talks with Senior Saudi leaders and personalities on a number of fields of cooperation that would enhance bilateral relations between the two countries. He told reporters that he had a good talk with the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud this morning tackling the regional and international situations as well as bilateral relations. He expressed identical views of the Kingdom and France towards the recently-reached Iranian framework agreement on nuclear program and the importance of leaving no room for it to convert into a military program in future. He expressed his country's hope that the situation in the Middle East in general and Yemen in particular would become stable again, through a solution that restores the legitimate government on the ground in Yemen, reiterating that France is ready to contribute to finding the required solution to the crisis. On Syria, he said France believes that Assad is no future of Syria and even ISIS, noting that the only solution is forming an Assad-less unity government for all. He said France and Saudi Arabia are coordinating this stance. He demanded the Iraqi government to respect its commitments to follow an all-sect policy so that the Iraqi people would lend it full confidence and be ready to go for fight of ISIS on the ground. On Palestine, he said justice is an important demand to reach the two-state solution as the only solution. He disclosed that France has suggested a civil nuclear energy project to enable Saudi Arabia to increase and diversify its energy sources. He said the study is being reviewed by the Saudi pertinent authorities. --More 19:55 LOCAL TIME 16:55 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w