Exemption of 75% of Iraq's debts within the support funds provided to the Arab countries
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Exemption of 75% of Iraq's debts within the support funds provided to the Arab countries
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Posted on 2019-03-28 by sotaliraq
Cairo - Ibrahim Mohamed Sherif
The Arab Ambassadors discussed on Wednesday the 27th of March 2019 in Tunis the meeting on an item on the exemption of 75% of Iraq's debt within the support funds provided to the Arab countries within the framework of the League of Arab States, and an item on the internally displaced in Arab countries and displaced Iraqis in particular.
The meeting came within the framework of the meeting of the Arab League Council at the level of permanent representatives to prepare for the 30th Arab Summit under the chairmanship of the delegate of Tunisia to the Arab League Ambassador Najib Al-Muneef.
The meeting discussed 21 items in addition to the latest developments, foremost among which is the report of the Saudi Presidency of the 29th Arab Summit and the report of the Secretary General on the joint Arab action.
The agenda also monitors the political developments of the Palestinian issue, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the activation of the Arab peace initiative, the Israeli developments and violations in the occupied city of Jerusalem, the follow-up of settlement developments, the wall, the refugees and UNRWA, the support of the Palestinian state budget and the steadfastness of the Palestinian people.
The agenda also included the crisis in Syria and developments in Libya and Yemen.
The agenda also included an item on a unified Arab position on the violation of Iraqi sovereignty by the Turkish forces, items on the support of peace and development in the Republic of Sudan, support for the Federal Republic of Somalia and the support of the Comoros.
The meeting also discussed Iran's interference in the internal affairs of the Arab countries and the occupation by Iran of the three Arab islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa of the United Arab Emirates in the Arabian Gulf.
The meeting also discussed the proposal to coincide with the regular Arab and economic summits and the Arab strategy for human rights.
The agenda of the meeting included draft resolutions submitted by the Economic and Social Council, an item on the date and venue of the thirty-first summit and, more recently, the draft Tunis Declaration
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Cairo - Ibrahim Mohamed Sherif
The Arab Ambassadors discussed on Wednesday the 27th of March 2019 in Tunis the meeting on an item on the exemption of 75% of Iraq's debt within the support funds provided to the Arab countries within the framework of the League of Arab States, and an item on the internally displaced in Arab countries and displaced Iraqis in particular.
The meeting came within the framework of the meeting of the Arab League Council at the level of permanent representatives to prepare for the 30th Arab Summit under the chairmanship of the delegate of Tunisia to the Arab League Ambassador Najib Al-Muneef.
The meeting discussed 21 items in addition to the latest developments, foremost among which is the report of the Saudi Presidency of the 29th Arab Summit and the report of the Secretary General on the joint Arab action.
The agenda also monitors the political developments of the Palestinian issue, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the activation of the Arab peace initiative, the Israeli developments and violations in the occupied city of Jerusalem, the follow-up of settlement developments, the wall, the refugees and UNRWA, the support of the Palestinian state budget and the steadfastness of the Palestinian people.
The agenda also included the crisis in Syria and developments in Libya and Yemen.
The agenda also included an item on a unified Arab position on the violation of Iraqi sovereignty by the Turkish forces, items on the support of peace and development in the Republic of Sudan, support for the Federal Republic of Somalia and the support of the Comoros.
The meeting also discussed Iran's interference in the internal affairs of the Arab countries and the occupation by Iran of the three Arab islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa of the United Arab Emirates in the Arabian Gulf.
The meeting also discussed the proposal to coincide with the regular Arab and economic summits and the Arab strategy for human rights.
The agenda of the meeting included draft resolutions submitted by the Economic and Social Council, an item on the date and venue of the thirty-first summit and, more recently, the draft Tunis Declaration
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