Meanwhile, the Minister of Foreign Affairs stressed that emanating from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's keenness to achieve the purposes of the Charter of the United Nations in maintaining the security and safety of the peoples of the world, it was and still is at the forefront of supporting countries to make the Middle East a zone free of nuclear weapons and all weapons of mass destruction, and this prompted it to welcome any effort to achieve this goal, including the agreement reached by the group (5 +1) with the Islamic Republic of Iran, which prohibits Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Al-Jubeir said "We hope after the deal was reached, that Iran abandons its negative interference in the affairs of Arab countries, which would be countered firmly by us, and at the same time, the Kingdom confirms its commitment to build the best relations with Iran, based on good-neighborliness, mutual respect and non-interference in the affairs of the region's countries. In this regard, the Kingdom renewed its demand for Iran to end its occupation of the three islands of the sisterly United Arab Emirates." --More 13:42 LOCAL TIME 10:42 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w