Dead Sea Summit Statement: Iraq's unity and stability is a cornerstone of Arab national security

Dead Sea Summit Statement: Iraq's unity and stability is a cornerstone of Arab national security

Political Since 2017-03-29 at 19:12 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News
Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit declared the Arab Summit in Amman on Wednesday, stressing that Iraq's unity and stability is a cornerstone of Arab national security.
Aboul Gheit said that the Arab leaders and leaders unanimously agreed in the Amman statement to continue work towards the return of effective peace negotiations based on a timetable based on a two-state solution between the Palestinians and the Israelis. The Arab leaders stressed adherence to the Arab peace initiative, To Jerusalem.
On the issue of Shura, Arab leaders stressed the importance of a political solution in Syria, and called on the international community to support the host countries of the refugees.
Arab leaders support reconciliation with Israel in return for its withdrawal from all Arab territories it occupied in 1967. The statement also rejected the unilateral Israeli moves, in support of re-launching the Israeli-Palestinian talks on the basis of the two-state solution.
We support the outcome of the Paris Peace Conference, which renewed the commitment of the international community to a two-state solution, the only way to achieve peace.
Abul-Gheit added that the final declaration of the Arab leaders after the approval of the Arab leaders that there is no military solution to the political crisis in Syria and the political and peaceful solution is the only solution and according to the outcomes of the UN resolutions. "He said.
As for Iraq, the final statement of the Arab Summit affirmed that the unity and stability of Iraq is an essential corner of the Arab national security. The summit also reaffirmed the condemnation of the incursion of Turkish forces into Iraqi territory and demanded that the Turkish government immediately withdraw its forces unconditionally as an attack on Iraqi sovereignty. And called on the member states of the League to ask the Turkish side under bilateral relations to withdraw its forces from Iraqi territory and raise these issues in its contacts with the Member States.
The statement affirmed its rejection of all interference in Arab affairs and the violation of the principles of good neighborliness and condemned the violations against the Muslim minority of the Rohingya in Myanmar.
The summit called on Iran to desist from feeding sectarian and sectarian conflicts and condemned Iranian interference in Arab affairs. It also condemned Iran's occupation of the three islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, and supported all peaceful measures taken by the United Arab Emirates to restore its sovereignty over its occupied islands. .anthy 29 / m h n


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