Arab Foreign Ministers start meetings on following the Joint Arab Action
Regional, Politics, 3/2/2004

The Extraordinary Session of Arab Foreign Ministers' Council dedicated to discuss the issue of developing and promoting the Arab work and the mechanisms of the joint Arab action began on Monday in Cairo its deliberations.The Ministers reviewed the Tri-partite Syrian-Egyptian - Saudi project for reforming the Arab League and activating its performance in addition to other Arab projects and proposals.

In his address, al-Shara stressed that the tripartite initiative aims at activating the Arab solidarity and commitment to the implementation of the AL resolutions to face the current challenges, pointing out that neglecting those resolutions is the weak point in facing the dangerous crises over the past decades.

Al-Shara asserted that the pan-Arab performance is linked to two main issues which are commitment and credibility.

SANA Correspondent in Cairo learned that the Tri-partite initiative project includes the Arab states' commitment to boosting the Arab ties to reach Arab Unity that ensures the security and safety of the Arab lands and holding reforms in the political, economic, cultural and social fields. It asserted the importance of solidarity among the Arab states to reaching decisions that meet the Arab common work's aspirations and achieve the higher Arab interests.

Also, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt on Monday said the tri-partite Syrian-Saudi-Egyptian initiative on reforming the Arab league reflects Arab peculiarity and aims at achieving Arab ambitions.

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