Arab foreign ministers meeting

Arab League Secretary General and Arab Foreign ministers underlined on Thursday the need to keep the Taif agreement between Syria and Lebanon and supported Syria's calls to use the language of dialogue as to solve problems.

Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa said on Thursday the situation in Lebanon calls to keep the historical ties joining Syria and Lebanon in light of accords organizing it and on the basis of the Taif agreement.

In the opening session of the Arab Foreign Ministers biannual meeting, Mauritanian Minister for Foreign Affaires and cooperation called to give the upper hand to the language of dialogue as to keep away from the logic of threat to impose sanctions and put pressures in solving problems.

He called upon the international community to give priority to push the Mideast peace process forward.

Yemeni Foreign Minister Abou Baker al-Qourabi praised Syria's' wisdom in dealing with latest developments saying it would allow it to deal with Lebanon in

Deliberations of the 123rd session of Arab league council have begun on Thursday at Arab League headquarters on the level of the Arab Foreign Ministers.

The Ministers were scheduled to discuss the agenda which includes several of Arab issues and topics on top of which the rejection of the US unilateral sanctions on Syria, the latest developments in the Palestinian issue and activation of the Arab peace initiative of Beirut summit, the current situation on the Iraqi arena and in the Syrian occupied of Golan Heights as well as in Sudan.

They also are scheduled to discuss the importance of developing the Arab joint action, dangers of the Israeli space and nuclear activity on the Arab national security in addition to the preparation for the first Latin - Arab Summit due to in Brazil next May.