Brussels - Jeddah: Europe and the Arabs - agencies
Following the agreement on convening the next Arab Summit in the Kingdom of Bahrain, during the Jeddah summit yesterday, Friday,
Ramzan bin Abdullah, Bahraini Minister of Information, affirmed that the important decisions that emerged from the 32nd Arab Summit held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, are in favor of supporting joint Arab action and affirming Arab solidarity towards various crucial issues.
The Bahrain News Agency quoted the Bahraini Minister of Information as saying that the Arab Summit sent towards more optimism with its positive atmosphere and great optimism about serious Arab endeavors, including the resumption of diplomatic relations between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Iran, the continuation of the humanitarian truce in Yemen, serious efforts to resolve its crisis, and the praiseworthy return of sister Syria to its seat. In the Arab League, a return that will undoubtedly contribute to the stability of this ancient Arab country and the realization of the aspirations of its people towards security and stability.
And according to what was reported by the Middle East News Agency, the Bahraini Minister of Information added that the Kingdom of Bahrain’s hosting of the next Arab summit in its thirty-third session in 2024 embodies the Kingdom’s keenness and great interest in supporting the joint Arab action and uniting the Arab ranks, especially in this period in which the nation is witnessing many challenges. At various levels, including security, economic and other challenges, and in continuation of the just and comprehensive peace approach.
The Bahraini Minister of Information stated that the convening of the upcoming Arab summit in the Kingdom of Bahrain also confirms the belief of the Arab League Council in the diplomatic role of the Kingdom of Bahrain in strengthening Arab cohesion and adopting initiatives that are in the interest of the Arab region, its security, stability and development, and the Kingdom's keenness to support everything that contributes to the promotion of joint Arab action. .