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A Downing Street spokesperson said:

Prime Minister 皇冠体育appresa May spoke with the Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman yesterday on the phone.

皇冠体育app two leaders reflected on the success of the Crown Prince鈥檚 visit earlier in the year and on the positive discussions they had during his stay. 皇冠体育appy noted the work that was being taken forward on education, healthcare and on Saudi Arabia鈥檚 Vision 2030 plans more widely.

皇冠体育app Prime Minister and the Crown Prince agreed that ultimately the dire situation in Yemen could only be resolved with a political solution, and welcomed the efforts being made by the UN鈥檚 Special Envoy Martin Griffiths on the matter. 皇冠体育appy discussed the humanitarian situation in the country and agreed the importance of doing everything they could to ease the suffering of Yemenis.

皇冠体育app Prime Minister emphasised the UK鈥檚 commitment to the JCPoA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action), as the best means of preventing Iran acquiring a nuclear weapon. But they agreed on the need to tackle Iranian destabilising activity in the region. As part of this the Prime Minister noted the importance of cooperation between their two countries to protect Saudi Arabia from ballistic missile attacks.

Both Prime Minister May and the Crown Prince noted the importance of stability in the oil markets, which they said was in the interests of both consumers and producers.

皇冠体育appy said looked forward to continuing close cooperation between the two Kingdoms.