Arab ambassadors in Turkey, led by Libya’s Mustafa Al-Qlaib, convened to discuss Arab-Turkish relations, focusing on residency permits for Arabs in Turkey, customs issues, and the situation in Gaza. They expressed solidarity with Palestinian rights and condemned the ongoing violence.
In a recent meeting, Arab ambassadors based in Turkey, including Libya’s Mustafa Al-Qlaib, convened to evaluate the state of Arab-Turkish relations. This session took place on Thursday at the Arab League Mission in Ankara. They revisited discussions from their last meeting, planned future events, and considered the collective relationship between Arab nations and Turkey.
Among the issues at hand was the need for residency permits for Arab nationals residing in Turkey. The ambassadors discussed reaching out to Turkish officials, specifically those in the Directorate of Migration Management and the Ministry of Interior, to explore viable solutions. There was also a focus on customs issues and various concerns impacting the Arab community in Turkey.
The situation in Gaza also featured prominently on the agenda, with ambassadors expressing deep concern over the violence and humanitarian crisis stemming from Israeli actions. They condemned the ongoing tragedies and firmly opposed any efforts aimed at displacing Palestinians or undermining their cause. The group reiterated their commitment to supporting Palestinian aspirations for an independent state, with Jerusalem as its rightful capital, in line with international resolutions.
The meeting highlighted significant concerns for Arab citizens in Turkey, particularly regarding residency issues and the pressing situation in Gaza. Arab ambassadors demonstrated a united front in support of Palestinian rights, while also addressing logistical challenges in their host country.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
