15-country summit condemns terrorism

At the conclusion of its works yesterday in which leaders, kings and prime ministers participated, the 15-country summit condemned terrorism and extremism.

The spokesman of the G-15 summit, ambassador Monier Zahran said that the participant countries in the summit denounced terrorism in all its forms.

He added that all the participating countries agreed on the necessity of encouraging international cooperation in combating terrorism by all means, saying that terrorism threatens the political life, social security and civil life of all the world's countries.

The concluding statement did not include any article about the peace process in Middle East.

Meanwhile, Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa said the participants did not sign any agreements for combating terrorism in the meetings.