Today.. Arab ministers are discussing the items of the upcoming summit

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 Cairo: Esraa Khalifa

With the participation of Iraq, the Arab Ministers of Trade and Economy will hold, today, Thursday, a meeting of the Arab Economic and Social Council to prepare for the economic and social file of the Arab Summit in its “31st” session, which will be held in Algeria next November, after an absence of two years due to the Corona pandemic.
The Director General of Foreign Economic Relations at the Ministry of Trade, Adel Al-Masoudi, told Al-Sabah: “The most important items that the ministers will discuss are supporting the Arab countries hosting Syrian refugees, completing the requirements of the Greater Arab Free Trade Organization, establishing the Arab Customs Union, as well as the Arab strategy for proper uses. Atomic Energy, initiatives of a number of Member States and guidelines for better allocation of water for agriculture, the contribution of electronic payment, and a study was completed on the problem of the informal economy, innovation and Arab tourism.
He pointed out that “the social aspect in which the ministers will discuss many important topics, including the strategic framework for Arab social work, the Arab strategy to promote volunteer work, the strategy to advance women’s work within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals 2030, as well as the Riyadh Declaration on the differentiated effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, to chart paths Recovery and support for vulnerable and fragile groups in epidemics and crises and the issue of recovery from Covid-19, and the continuation of the process of social and economic development, and the important challenges facing the Arab region.He added that "Iraq will demand in the meeting to address the tax challenges arising from the digital economy and the item on the UAE initiative regarding the Arab vision of the digital economy. Several Arab countries, including Iraq, have made great strides in this regard, and there are countries that signed bilateral, tripartite, regional and international agreements on digital foundations, creativity and innovation And digital governance, digital business and others, and it is possible to combine these two topics into one item called the digital economy, and it includes all the axes contained in these two items.”

Editing: Mustafa Ibrahim
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