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Arab justice ministers' executive bureau in Cairo

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Meetings of the 23ted session of the executive bureau of the council of the Arab ministers of justice started on Sunday in Cairo with the participation of the Syrian minister of Justice Nabil al-Khatib and the justice ministers of Egypt, Libya, Sudan, and Saudi Arabia, members in the office.

During its two day deliberations, the participants in the meeting will discuss preparation of the draft agenda of the 17th session of the council of the Arab ministers of justice to be held on November 6 and 7 at the Arab league premises in Cairo.

The agenda includes 16 items dealing with various topics on common Arab work issues in the field of justice, foremost being means of fighting international terrorism and organized crime and coordinating Arab crimes to this end as well as drafting an Arab agreement to fight organized crime throughout Arab borders.

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