Two deputies sworn in as new members of the Arab Parliament

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Cairo / Esraa Khalifa
MPs Hanan Al-Fatlawi and Sheikh Shaalan Al-Karim took the constitutional oath before the President and members of the Arab Parliament as new members, while MP Hassan Al-Adhari did not take the constitutional oath for not attending the session, and MP Ahmed Al-Jubouri continued to be a member of the Arab Parliament.
 Each Arab country is represented by four members of the Arab Parliament, who last for a period of four years, according to the nomination of the member state in the Arab Parliament
 Representative Shaalan al-Karim said on the sidelines of his participation in the third session of the second session of the third legislative term, which was held yesterday, Wednesday, at the headquarters of the League of Arab States, in a statement to him.
Al-Karim indicated that we informed the Arab Parliament of Iraq's exit from Chapter VII and asked to issue a statement to congratulate the Iraqi and Kuwaiti people for closing this file, which was due to Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, thanking the two countries for their cooperation in ending this file.
 On the most important topics that were raised, Al-Karim said the most important of these topics is the condemnation of the Houthi attacks on the UAE and Saudi Arabia, in addition to discussing the repercussions of the Renaissance Dam and its impact on Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Algeria .
He said that there are topics that were discussed, namely the issue of the use of drones that are used against Arab countries, and the need to find a final solution for them.
He pointed out that Iraq will nominate in the upcoming sessions of Parliament to take over the presidency of one of the four committees in the Arab Parliament.
For his part, Representative Ahmed al-Jubouri said Iraq has demanded the return of Syria to the exercise of its work in the Arab Parliament, as it represents the people, not the governments, and Syria is an important and basic element and has been cut off for many years in the Arab society. All issues of the Arab nation.
For her part, Representative Hanan Al-Fatlawi said: I was nominated by Parliament to be a member of the Arab Parliament, and I took the constitutional oath. A number of important issues affecting the Arab street were discussed, and the Iraqi delegation was active in its interventions in all files.
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