The Final Declaration of the "Amman Declaration" of the 28th Arab Summit

The Final Declaration of the "Amman Declaration" of the 28th Arab Summit

Amman, March 30 (Petra) - Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit called on the Amman Declaration at the end of the 28th Arab Summit held under the chairmanship of His Majesty King Abdullah II in the Dead Sea region on Wednesday. Statement : We are the leaders of the Arab countries meeting in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan / Dead Sea area on 29 March 2017 in the twenty-eighth ordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit level at the kind invitation of His Majesty King Abdullah II of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. We affirm that protecting the Arab world from the dangers that beset it, and building the best future that our peoples deserve, necessitates the promotion of joint Arab action framed in institutional mechanisms of action based on practical and practical solutions capable of dealing with crises and halting the collapse of our nation. oppression, fear, wars , a peaceful, peace, hope and achievement. Hundreds of thousands of Arab peoples are displaced, millions of our people are displaced, displaced and displaced, and there is an unprecedented spread of terrorist gangs that threaten security and stability in the region and the world. Social, economic and cultural challenges that lead to the rooting of despairing and frustrating environments that are exploited by misguided people to spread ignorance and to deprive the Arab peoples of their right to a secure and free and dignified life. After extensive consultations and in-depth dialogues, we: First, we affirm our continued efforts to re-launch serious and effective Palestinian-Israeli peace negotiations that end the political blockage and follow a specific timetable for ending the conflict on the basis of the two-state solution that guarantees the establishment of an independent Palestinian state on the lines of June 4, 1967 with its capital in East Jerusalem, which is the only way to achieve security and stability. We emphasize that a comprehensive and lasting peace is a strategic Arab option embodied in the peace initiative adopted by all Arab countries at the Beirut summit in 2002 and supported by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which is still the most comprehensive plan and the ability to achieve historic reconciliation based on Israel's withdrawal from all Palestinian, Syrian and Lebanese territories. To the lines of June 4, 1967, and to deal with all the final status issues, foremost of which is the refugee issue and the security, acceptance and peace of Israel with all the Arab countries. We emphasize our commitment to the initiative and our adherence to all its provisions. Lasting and comprehensive. In the same context, we affirm our rejection of all unilateral Israeli steps aimed at changing the facts on the ground, undermining the two-state solution, and calling on the international community to implement the resolutions of international legitimacy, most recently Security Council resolution 2334 of 2016 condemning settlements and land confiscation. 15 January 2017, which renewed the commitment of the international community to the two-state solution as the only way to achieve lasting peace. We also condemn the efforts made by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah II, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, to protect the holy city and the sanctity of its Arab and Islamic holy sites. Al - Aqsa mosque - Al - Haram Al - Sharif. We call for the implementation of all Security Council resolutions on Jerusalem, particularly resolutions 252, 1968, 267, 465, 1980, and 478, 1980, which are considered null and void in all Israeli measures aimed at changing the features and identity of East Jerusalem. We also affirm the need to implement the decision of the UNESCO Executive Council issued at the 200th session on 18 October 2016. We call for an end to the Israeli violations against the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the administration of the Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Al-Aqsa mosques as the sole legal authority on the Haram in its administration, access to it. As we gather in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and within a few kilometers of the occupied Palestinian territories. First, we affirm our stand with the brotherly Palestinian people, support efforts to achieve reconciliation and form a national unity government under the Palestinian national legitimacy, headed by His Excellency President Mahmoud Abbas. Secondly, we emphasize the intensification of efforts to find a peaceful solution to end the Syrian crisis, in order to achieve the aspirations of the Syrian people, preserve the unity of Syria, protect its sovereignty and independence, and end the existence of all terrorist groups based on the outcomes of Geneva 1 and the statements of the International Support Group for Syria, Especially resolution 2254 in 2015. There is no military solution to the crisis, and there is no way to stop the bleeding of blood except through reaching a peaceful settlement, achieving a transition to a political reality, formulated and agreed upon by all components of the Syrian people. While we support efforts to achieve peace through the Geneva process, which is the only framework for the peaceful solution, we note the importance of the Astana talks in working to establish a comprehensive cease-fire on all Syrian territory. We also urge the international community to continue to support the host countries of the Syrian refugees and emphasize the need to implement the outcomes of the London Conference and call for the launching of new programs to support the Syrian neighboring countries hosting refugees at the Brussels Conference on April 5. We consider that help meet the needs of life and instruction for refugees investment in a secure future for the region and the world. The choice is between providing education, skills and hope to the refugees, especially children and young people. They will be the generation that will rebuild their homeland when they return to it or leave them a victim of destitution, ignorance and despair, thus creating a developmental and security burden on the region and the world. Therefore, we have entrusted the Council of the League at the ministerial level to discuss the establishment of a specific mechanism to assist Arab countries hosting refugees so as to enable them to shoulder the burden of hosting them. Thirdly, we reaffirm that the security, stability, cohesion and territorial integrity of Iraq are an essential cornerstone of regional security and stability and Arab national security. We stress our absolute support for brotherly Iraq in its efforts to eradicate terrorist gangs and liberate the city of Mosul from gangs. The liberation of the provinces and other Iraqi areas of terrorists and support all efforts aimed at restoring security and security to Iraq and achieve national reconciliation by devoting a political process to prove the state of citizenship and ensure justice and equality for all components of the Iraqi people in a secure and stable homeland Teleology in which no distinction is not exclusionary. Fourth: We support the efforts of the Arab coalition to support the legitimacy in Yemen and end the Yemeni crisis on the basis of the Gulf initiative and its executive mechanisms and the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference and Security Council Resolution 2216 in 2015, which protects the independence and unity of Yemen and prevents interference in its internal affairs. reconstruction that will help the Yemeni brotherly people in the reconstruction. Fifthly, we stress the need to achieve security and political stability in Libya through national reconciliation based on the "Skhirat" agreement, and to preserve Libya's territorial unity and cohesion. We affirm our support for the efforts of Arab neighbors of Libya to achieve this reconciliation, especially the tripartite initiative through Libyan-Libyan dialogue. United nations. We emphasize the need to support the Libyan legal institutions, and we support the four-way dialogue hosted by the League of Arab States with the participation of the European Union, the African Union and the United Nations in support of reaching an agreement to end the crisis. We also affirm our stand with the Libyan brothers in their efforts to defeat the terrorist gangs and eradicate the threat posed by terrorism to Libya and its neighbors. Sixth: We commit ourselves to devoting all necessary means to eliminating terrorist gangs and defeating terrorists in all fields of military, security and intellectual confrontation. Terrorism is a scourge that must be eradicated to protect our peoples and defend our security, values ​​of tolerance, peace and respect for the life that brings us together and we will continue to fight terrorism. Al-Khawarij Al-Asr is part of a comprehensive strategy that is central to resolving regional crises, promoting the values ​​of democracy, respect for human rights and citizenship, and confronting ignorance and exclusion in the fragmentation of the despairing environments in which terrorism thrives. Seventh: We express our deep concern about the growing phenomenon of Islamophobia and the attempts to link the Islamic religion with terrorism. We warn that such attempts serve only terrorist groups and their miseries, which are not related to the Islamic religion and its tolerant principles. We also condemn acts of violence and human rights violations against And we express our deep resentment at the tragic situation faced by this Muslim minority, especially in Rakhine State, and call on the international community to act effectively and by all diplomatic, legal and humanitarian means to stop these violations and to hold the Government Anamar legal, civil and humanitarian responsibilities in this regard. Eighth: We stress the importance of building good-neighborly relations and cooperation with neighboring Arab countries so as to ensure security, peace, stability and regional development. We also reject all interference in the internal affairs of Arab countries. We condemn attempts to destabilize security and sectarian and sectarian strife. Practices that violate the principles of good neighborliness, the rules of international relations, the principles of international law and the Charter of the United Nations. 9. We affirm the sovereignty of the United Arab Emirates over its three islands (Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa) and support all peaceful means and measures it is taking to restore its sovereignty over it. We call upon Iran to respond to the UAE initiative to find a peaceful solution to the issue of the three islands through direct negotiations Or recourse to the International Court of Justice. Tenth: We congratulate the brothers in the Republic of Somalia on completing the electoral process and affirm our support for them in their efforts to rebuild, face economic and development challenges and fight terrorism. Eleventh: We renew the commitment to call the Kuwait Summit Declaration for the year 2014 and those concerned with the educational process in the Arab countries and to develop a qualitative development in the educational curricula, especially the scientific curricula, to ensure that the graduates have the knowledge and skills that enable them to contribute to the development process. Improving its curricula and tools is a condition for building qualified human capacities capable of keeping abreast of modern developments and building enlightened Arab societies. Twelve: We instruct the Economic and Social Council of the League of Arab States to prepare an action plan to implement the decisions of previous summits aimed at developing economic and Arab cooperation, increasing trade exchange, linking infrastructure in the fields of transport and energy, and enhancing Arab investments in Arab countries. Work for Arab youth. In this context, we value the achievements made in the area of ​​sustainable development, which economic policies must strive to maximize. We also mandate the development of proposals for the development of partnership with the private sector, creating a stimulating investment environment and making comprehensive recommendations before the upcoming summit. Thirteenth: We emphasize the Arab League's support and empowerment as an incubator for our Arab identity. It also aims at achieving consensus on practical recommendations that contribute to the development of its working methodologies. It also increases the effectiveness of Arab joint labor institutions and its specialized organizations. Fourteenth: We affirm the continued consultation and communication in order to adopt the best ways and adopt practical programs that enable us to restore the initiative in the Arab world, and progress in the efforts aimed at solving crises and achieving sustainable development, finding opportunities and devoting the values ​​of democracy, human rights, citizenship and equality, National, the cornerstone of the Arab regional system, and prevent the disintegration and conflict of Iraq, sects and sects, and protect our Arab homeland for security, enlightenment and achievement. We express our deep gratitude to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, to the people of the Kingdom and to the Government, to the warm welcome and warm hospitality and to the warm preparation of the Summit and to express our gratitude to His Majesty King Abdullah II for his wise conduct of the Summit and for the efforts made at the Amman Summit a forum for practical dialogue. Positive and explicit contributed to the purification of the Arab atmosphere and in promoting coordination and cooperation to serve the nation and address the challenges it faces. Finished

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