Russian President Vladimir Putin affirmed his country’s readiness to continue developing interaction with the League of Arab States and all its members as possible, including the aim of enhancing security at the regional and global levels.
The Russian president informed the attendees of the Arab summit in Algeria via a telegraph.
In his telegraph, released on the official Kremlin website today, Tuesday, Putin stated that “the problems in the Middle East and North Africa region should be settled on an international legal basis while preserving the sovereignty of countries.”
“We start from the fact that the military and political issues in the Middle East and North Africa, including the crises in Syria and Libya, Yemen, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflicts, must be resolved on an international legal basis generally acknowledged with strict observance of the sovereignty of states and the integrity of their lands,” he continued.
“In his telegram to the Arab Summit, the Russian President emphasised that political and economic changes are taking place around the world and that the process of forming a multi-polar system for international relations is gaining momentum. He also noted that the Middle East and North African countries, which have a combined population of almost half a billion, play a significant role in this process. Through this method.
Putin: We are prepared to maintain and expand our dialogue with the League of Arab States.
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