Former Arab ambassadors to UN meet in Lebanon
Former Arab ambassadors to the United Nations Organization will hold next October 20-21 in Beirut their first annual conference.
The encounter themed "Prospective vision of future challenges facing the Arab world," the conference will bring together former Arab countries' delegates to the UN, heads of government, government members and former Arab League secretaries-general.
Secretary general of the association of Arab former delegates to the UN, Khalil Makaoui (Lebanon), told a press conference the association seeks to draw lessons from the experience of Arab diplomats in order to come up with proposals, contribute to the advancement of Arab causes and endeavor for the implementation of resolutions adopted by the UN and the Security Council.
The association administrative board is chaired by Samir Chihab, former president of the General assembly and ex-Saudi delegate to the world body.
The committee musters Ahmed Snoussi (Morocco), Nabil al Arabi (Egypt, magistrate at the international court of justice), Abdallah Salah (former Jordanian foreign minister) and Mohamed Al Mastiri (former foreign minister of Tunisia).
