President Biden on Friday said he has “no direct plans at the moment” to travel to Saudi Arabia, despite reports to the contrary
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"I have no direct plans at the moment," Biden said Friday, during remarks on the May jobs report."But let me tell you that I have been engaged in trying to work with how we can bring more stability and peace in the Middle East."The president said that there is"a possibility that I would be going to meet with both the Israelis and the Arabs, some Arab countries at the time, including, I expect would be Saudi Arabia to be included in that if I do go.
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