Riyadh, Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), met with a delegation from the Iraqi parliament, headed by Shaikh Shaalan Abdul Jabbar Ali Al Karim, and the membership of Karim Alaiwi, Jahoush Hasanein Al Khafaji, and Dr. Yaseen Al Aythawi. The secretary general emphasised the strong GCC-Iraqi relations and the keenness to enhance cooperation. During the meeting, he emphasised the importance of maintaining Iraq's stability, safeguarding the integrity and unity of its territory, ensuring its complete sovereignty, preserving its Arab identity, protecting its social fabric, and upholding its national unity. Albudaiwi highlighted the statement issued by the Ministerial Council in its 160th session on the constant positions and decisions of the council's states towards Iraq, and support for all ongoing efforts to achieve security and stability in Iraq. The meeting also discussed several topics of common interest and exchanged views on the latest regional and internatio nal developments. Source: Bahrain News Agency
Related Articles
Google Expands AI Mode to Include Arabic Language
Google: Google has announced the expansion of its AI Mode search experience to more than 35 new languages, including Arabic, extending the feature’s availability to over 200 countries and territories worldwide. The company said the update is powered b…
The occupation forces arrest 7 citizens from Hebron Governorate
HEBRON – Ma’an – Israeli occupation forces arrested 7 citizens at dawn on Tuesday during raids and searches in Al-Arroub refugee camp and the towns of Sa’ir, As-Samu and Deir Samet in the Hebron governorate.
Local sources reported that the occupation…
Abu Rudeineh warns of the danger of escalating settler crimes and describes “America’s position as timid”
Presidential spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh warned on Friday of the danger of the escalation of crimes committed by terrorist settlers, with the support and protection of the Israeli occupation forces, against Palestinian citizens in the West Bank, as …
