Saudi crown prince advises US not to impose its values ​​on other countries

According to the channel, Biden during the meeting noted the importance of commitment to "common values."

The Crown Prince, in turn, stressed that the existence of common values ​​does not mean that all countries should adhere to the same approach in solving domestic political problems.

“All the countries of the world, especially the United States and the kingdom (Saudi Arabia. -

), have many common values, but there are such values ​​in the understanding of which they differ,” the crown prince is quoted by TASS.

He also added that US attempts to impose these values ​​by force are counterproductive.

“If we assume that the United States will interact only with those countries that share their values ​​and views one hundred percent, then they will have to limit themselves to NATO allies,” the crown prince stated.

He also noted the need for peaceful coexistence with each other, despite the existing differences.

Earlier, The Washington Post wrote that Biden's visit to Saudi Arabia, which he intends to carry out in order to sign an agreement to increase oil production, could turn into an unexpected victory for Russia.