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A ministerial meeting for 10 Arab states in Baghdad

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The council of the Arab economic unity has announced that the Arab ministers of the economy, members of the council will hold their next meeting in Baghdad on June 6.

A statement for the council issued in Cairo on Tuesday said the participants in the meeting will discuss the strategy of Arab economic unity, revitalizing the establishment of the common Arab market, the link of the joint Arab economic work to the world Trade Organization as well as supporting joint projects of the Arab private sector.

However, member states at the economic unity council are Egypt, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Jordan, Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, Mauritania and Palestine.

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