CLEAN : Iran hajj chief details 'funny' talks with Saudis

The transcript discusses the rationale behind Saudi Arabia's decision not to invite delegates from 39 countries affected by hydrolysis casualties. It highlights concerns about Iranian delegates potentially converting Sunni Muslims from other countries. The speaker finds these concerns amusing, noting Iran's significant Sunni population. The transcript concludes by urging transparency if Iran is not welcome, suggesting fear of exposure of past events.

What was the main reason Saudi Arabia did not invite delegates from 39 countries?

• To prevent a repeat of past incidents

• To focus on internal issues

• To avoid diplomatic tensions

• To reduce the number of attendees

What concern did Saudi Arabia have about Iranian delegates?

• They could convert Sunni Muslims

• They might bring cultural changes

• They would increase security costs

• They might influence economic policies

How did the speaker react to the concern about Iranian delegates converting others?

• He ignored it

• He agreed with the concern

• He found it amusing

• He was worried

What does the speaker suggest Saudi Arabia should do if they are not ready to accept Iranian delegates?

• Be transparent about their decision

• Negotiate terms

• Delay the decision

• Seek international support

What is the underlying fear of Saudi Arabia regarding Iranian delegates?

• Political instability

• Loss of cultural identity

• Exposure of past events

• Economic competition