He drew the attention that there may be differences of opinion, but the goal of today's meeting and that of Camp David meetings is to confirm that we have a common vision about prosperity, stability, peace and how to confront terrorism and violence. On Iran and its controversial nuclear program, the US President said: "we are aware of what each party is doing. When we entered into negotiations with Iran, there were concerns, but in order to reach an agreement, we should have looked to the other side," he said, stressing, at the same time, that Iran today is doing what it has to do according to the agreement reached about its nuclear program and that its threat of possessing a nuclear weapon has drastically been reduced. "Through cooperation with the GCC countries, Iran was prevented from sending arm shipments to the militias in Yemen," Obama said, asserting that this has boosted confidence amid a lot of difficulties and challenges witnessed in the region. He added that "there is need for more coherence in communication at the level of governmental institutions and this what has been achieved during these two summits in Camp David and Riyadh." The US president emphasized that he is working to enhance this endeavor with the forthcoming administration in the United States of America. "The likelihood of misunderstanding usually grows when there is a lot of activities inside Iraq. Of course, there are understandable concerns to anyone, such as Iran's influence on the Iraqi government", he confirmed. He pointed out that the Iraqi government has played a vital role in the fight against Daesh, confirming that it is necessary to enable the Iraqi government to fight and confront Daesh impressively. Obama called for action to help the areas that suffered greatly from Daesh to re-build themselves and help the Iraqi government in this regard, stressing that the same situation applies to Syria in light of the Syrian regime practices. --More 20:37 LOCAL TIME 17:37 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w