JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia - Arab League Secretary General Amr Mussa arrived in Saudi Arabia Monday and went straight into talks on the Middle East peace proposal of crown Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, official Saudi sources said.

Mussa was met at the red sea port-city of Jeddah by Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal, the sources said without giving details, AFP reported.

He was expected to meet later with the crown prince, Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler.

Abdullah has proposed supporting full Arab ties with Israel in exchange for a complete Israeli withdrawal from territory occupied in the 1967 Middle East war.

Mussa said before his departure from Cairo that he would also pass on to Saudi leaders the "impressions" of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi concerning the position of the Arabs and his ideas for settling the Arab-Israeli conflict.

On Saturday Kadhafi revealed his own tougher conditions for peace with Israel and threatened to pull out of the Arab League, sending Mussa scurrying to Libya in a bid to make him change his mind.

Sources close to the Arab League said Mussa had persuaded Kadhafi to at least put off the move.