Fuad Hussein, Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, arrived in Cairo to attend the Arab League Ministerial Council meetings. The discussions will primarily focus on the Palestinian situation, specifically regarding a controversial project affecting Gaza. The summit aims to consolidate Arab efforts in support of Palestinian rights in light of ongoing challenges.
On Sunday, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Fuad Hussein arrived in Cairo to engage in the Ministerial Council meetings of the Arab League. This meeting serves as a preparatory session for the upcoming emergency Arab Summit, scheduled for Tuesday, March 4, in Cairo, where the Iraqi delegation will be led by the President of the Republic.
The primary agenda of the emergency summit will center around the situation in Palestine, particularly focusing on the controversial project that aims to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. The discussions anticipate addressing the severe consequences that this initiative may pose to the Palestinian cause as a whole.
In this context, the summit is part of broader Arab efforts aimed at addressing current challenges and reinforcing the rights of the Palestinian people. These discussions emphasize the urgency of unity among Arab nations in confronting the pressing issues surrounding Palestine.
In conclusion, Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein’s arrival in Cairo for the Arab League meetings underscores Iraq’s involvement in regional diplomatic efforts. The upcoming emergency summit will primarily focus on the Palestinian issue, highlighting critical projects affecting their rights. This convening reflects a collective Arab initiative to tackle pressing challenges faced by the Palestinian people.
Original Source: ina.iq
