Saudi newspapers commented editorially today on a number of local, Arab ad international topics, highlighting the significance of the gulf consultative meeting due to be held in Riyadh later today, and said the meeting will provide a good opportunity to exchange views on issues of mutual interest. Here are the major headlines in the newspapers: - King orders treatment of Jordanian Siamese at King Abdul-Aziz medical city - Prince Naif receives message from President of Burkina Faso - Prince Naif patronizes seminar on combating drugs - Chairman of Allegiance-Pledge Commission Prince Misha'al bin Abdulaziz returns to Riyadh from Lebanon - Prince Salman to patronize graduation ceremony at Imam Mohammed bin Saud Islamic University - Prince Saud al-Faisal receives New Zealand's foreign minister and Iranian ambassador - GCC leaders to hold a consultative meeting in Riyadh next month - Undersecretaries of GCC interior ministries arrive in Riyadh - Abbas is ready to reconcile with Hamas and says 'we reject a state with interim borders' - Issue of scud missiles is a mere lie, says Abul Ghait - Three Palestinians injured in Gaza by Israeli army - No war will take place in the short term, says commander of Lebanese army - South Korea picks up a military ship and tries to condemn North Korea - Strong earthquake hits Northern Indonesia - U.S, Arizona state issues strict measures pertaining to immigration --MORE
