UAE's Minister of Foreign Affairs Engages in Arab Ministerial Meeting in Riyadh
Joining US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the UAE's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, recently participated in a crucial six-party Arab Ministerial Conference in Riyadh. Members of the representatives from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, and Palestine gathered on the outer edges of a special World Economic Forum meeting.
The dynamic Middle East surroundings, with an emphasis on the security and humanitarian aspects of the Gaza Strip crisis, was at the centre of the talks. The attending countries addressed how to prevent the violence from getting worse, find a long-term truce, and make sure that vital humanitarian supplies can reach Gaza's civilian population through safe routes.
Sheikh Abdullah emphasised in his speech the pressing issues confronting the Middle East and encouraged more regional and global cooperation to support the two-state solution-based comprehensive peace process. He highlighted how crucial it is to put safeguarding civilian lives first and creating a climate that promotes peace and stability in the area.
The minister from the United Arab Emirates restated the UAE's unwavering commitment to promoting regional and international peace efforts. In order to confront the complicated geopolitical realities of the Middle East, he highlighted the need of multilateral collaboration and the nation's proactive attempts to foster productive relationships with other states.
Comments
Post a Comment