Al-Madinah News: The summit-level preparations for the Council of the League of Arab States, which will be held in Algeria next month, will be kicked off by the Arab foreign ministers.
At the beginning of the meetings, Algeria, represented by the Foreign Minister Ramadan Lamamra, receives the chairmanship of the 31st session of the Arab Summit, from the neighboring Tunis, which headed the previous summit.
During the meetings, the summit agenda project will be approved, the draft decisions will be considered, and a subsequent consultative session will be held, according to the official news agency.
Abdel Hamid Shabira, Algeria’s permanent ambassador to the League of Arab States, emphasised that the summit’s central focus is the Palestinian issue.
Shabira emphasised that Algeria has a clear vision for Libya to emerge from the crisis and that the Libyan file would also receive significant attention and was included in the agenda.
On the presence of Syria to the summit, Shabira said that Syria left in 2011 due to well -known circumstances, and that Damascus decided not to participate in this summit to avoid “disputes within the Arab family.
On November 1 and 2, 2019, Algeria will host the Arab summit at the level of leaders in its 31st regular session, making it the fourth time in its history and bringing the total number of summits held under the auspices of the Arab League to 49 in 76 years of difficulties.
The Arab Summit of Algeria returns 17 years after the last summit it hosted in 2005, and 49 years after the first summit on its land in 1973, and between them the 1988 summit that witnessed the issuance of a decision to support the Palestinian uprising.
Since the first summit, which was held in Egypt in 1946, there have been about 30 regular summits, 14 emergency summits, and 4 economic development summits. Algeria will host the regular summit No.
The dates of Arab labour under the auspices of the Arab League are 31 and 49.
In the midst of severe crises and difficulties related to food security, energy, and the conflicts in the region, Algeria welcomes the summit, which is being presided over by President Abdel Majid Taboun, after it was postponed for two years, one of which is linked to the effects of the Corona virus.
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Meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Algeria before of the 31st summit
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