Dr. Awwad bin Saleh Al-Awwad, Minister of Culture and Information, explained, in a statement to the Saudi Press Agency following the meeting, that the Cabinet was briefed on a number of reports on the latest developments, confirming that the Iranian authorities continuing procrastination and rejection of proceeding with investigations into the incident of storming the Saudi embassy in Tehran and its consulate general in Mash-had and pursuing illusive ways, reflects the behavior and method of the Iranian government, its disregard of the international conventions, charters and laws, and violation of the sanctity of diplomatic missions, a behavior the Iranian government was accustomed to for nearly four decades. The Cabinet stressed the Kingdom's firm position towards the Syrian crisis, summarized in a solution based on Geneva I declaration principles, the UN Security Council resolution No. 2254, which states the formation of a transitional authority to be in charge of administering the day-to-day affairs, drafting a new constitution of Syria, preparing the country for elections, and drafting a new future for Syria in which Bashar Al-Assad will have nor role. He confirmed the support of the Kingdom for a higher coordinating authority for negotiations as well as the measures in which that authority would consider expanding the participation of members of the process and unifying the opposition ranks. The Cabinet also expressed strong denunciation and condemnation of the terrorist attack which targeted the Iraqi embassy downtown the Afghani capital of Kabul, and the suicide attack which took place in Bakrabad, west of Afghanistan, reiterating the solidarity of the Kingdom and its support by the side of both the Republic of Iraq and the Republic of Afghanistan in their efforts to fight terror and extremism in all kinds and forms. On the domestic side, the minister explained that the Cabinet lauded the declaration by the Vice Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, who is also Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Investment Fund, launching the Red Sea international touristy project in cooperation with an international hospitality and hostelry conglomerate aiming to develop extraordinary touristy resorts, covering more than 50 natural sea islands falling between the cities of Amlaj and Al-Wajh on the Red Sea, noting that the project is expected to establish a pioneering touristy destination through creating a qualitative leap of the concept of tourism and hostelry sectors as tourism is considered one of the most important economic sectors of the Kingdom vision 2030. --More 22:16 LOCAL TIME 19:16 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w461783