Jordanian interior minister to attend Tunisia meeting

Jordanian Interior Minister Nathir Rashid will leave Amman for Tunis today where he will take part in the Arab Interior Ministers Conference to start there tomorrow. The conference is scheduled to last for four days.

The conference agenda will include 23 items, the most important of which is the work against terrorism for which a four year plan would be adopted. The ministers are also going to discuss the Arab Agreement to Eradicate Terrorism, which will be decided on in a joint meeting between Arab interior and justice ministers.

The ministers will discuss a five-year joint Arabic security plan to start later this year.

The conference will listen to a report introduced by Saudi Arabian Interior Minister Saud al-Faisal. Al-Faisal will review the scientific and practical achievements of Arabic Naif Academic Institute for Forensic Sciences. Al-Faisal is the Chairman of its Administrative Council, and all the Arab states contribute to its budget.

The Jordanian minister will meet with a number of Arab ministers to discuss bilateral relations with them.