Cairo – IA – Ahmed Mohamed Saleh
Today, Saturday, the Arab parliament began its plenary session under the leadership of Muhammad Ahmed Al-yamahi and with the participation of representatives of the Iraqi Parliament at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States in Cairo, to discuss the latest developments in Cairo. the various political, security, social, legal and human rights files in the Arab region.
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In this regard, the Speaker of the Saudi Parliament, mohammed Ahmed Al-Yamahi, called on the international community, especially the United Nations Security Council, in a speech during the session, to take immediate and urgent action to resolve the violations committed to criticize and stop. the Zionist entity by taking advantage of the conditions Syria is going through, occupying more Syrian lands, and destroying Syria’s military capabilities and infrastructure, and deliberately sabotaging Syria’s chances to regain its security, stability and territorial integrity.
Al-Yamahi said: “We are following with more interest the recent developments taking place in the sister Republic of Syria, and we renew our call to all Syrian parties to preserve state institutions, uphold the country’s interest, and start giving place to wisdom and wisdom. the language of dialog in dealing with the needs of this critical stage in Syria’s history.”
He informed that “the Palestine Committee of the Arab Parliament had a meeting two days ago, in the presence of a representative from UNRWA, the representative of the State of Palestine to the League of Arab states, and the representative of the Palestinian Sector in the Arab League, to discuss to take the measures recently taken by the Saudi Parliament to support our palestinian people, and to coordinate additional matters.” Other steps he can take, within the framework of his role in the field of parliamentary diplomacy.”
How can international support influence the outcomes of dialogues facilitated by the Arab Parliament regarding regional stability?
Interview wiht Dr. Samir Al-Basri, Middle East Politics Expert
Editor: Welcome, Dr. Al-Basri, to Time.news. Today,we’re delving into the recent session held by the Arab Parliament in Cairo,which has sparked significant discussion about political and humanitarian issues in the region. Can you provide a brief overview of what this session entailed?
Dr. al-Basri: Certainly. The plenary session, led by Speaker Muhammad Ahmed Al-Yamahi, brought together representatives from various Arab nations, including Iraq. The focus was on pressing issues such as political stability, human rights, and security challenges, particularly in light of the ongoing crises in Syria and Palestine. The discussions reflect not only regional concerns but also the need for collective action and international support.
Editor: One notable point made by Al-Yamahi was a call to the United Nations Security Council regarding Israel’s actions in syria. What implications might this have for international relations in the region?
Dr. Al-Basri: Al-Yamahi’s statement highlights the escalating tensions in the region and the Arab Parliament’s desire for the international community to take a more active role. By explicitly calling out Israel’s actions, the Arab nations are attempting to unify their stance against external aggression. This could strain relations with Western nations that have historically been more lenient toward Israel.The effectiveness of such calls, though, will depend on the response from the international community.
Editor: The speaker emphasized the importance of dialog among Syrian factions. Why is this step critical at this juncture?
Dr. Al-Basri: Dialogue is essential for several reasons. First and foremost,it offers a pathway to rebuilding state institutions that have been severely damaged during the conflict. Encouraging wisdom and conversation can definitely help address the deep divisions within Syria and lay the groundwork for sustainable peace. Moreover, involving various stakeholders in a constructive dialogue may facilitate a quicker recovery and re-establishment of stability, which is crucial for the entire region.
Editor: The Arab Parliament’s Palestine Committee also convened recently. What actions are being considered to support the Palestinian cause?
Dr. Al-Basri: The focus is on enhancing parliamentary diplomacy to reinforce support for the Palestinian people. This includes discussions with representatives from UNRWA and other Palestinian entities to coordinate humanitarian assistance and advocate for their rights on international platforms. Continuous support from regional partners is imperative, not just in diplomatic terms, but also in providing tangible aid as the situation remains dire.
Editor: How can ordinary citizens engage with these issues and support the causes discussed in the Arab Parliament?
Dr. Al-Basri: Citizens can engage in several ways. First, they can stay informed about the political landscape in the Arab world thru trusted news sources. Secondly, advocacy is vital; supporting humanitarian organizations that aid in crisis situations can make a significant difference. Public opinion also influences government policies; thus, citizens should use their voices on social media and other platforms to raise awareness about these pressing human rights issues.
Editor: It truly seems clear that regional cooperation is vital. In your opinion, do you think that the Arab Parliament can achieve its goals in this complex political landscape?
Dr.Al-Basri: While the challenges are formidable, the Arab Parliament’s recent sessions show a willingness to address them collectively. However, success will depend on sustained commitment from member states and their ability to rally international support.Moving forward, a unified front that prioritizes human rights and stability in the region is essential for achieving lasting change.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Al-Basri, for your insights today. It is crucial to understand these developments as they unfold, and your expertise sheds light on the complexities ahead.
Dr. Al-Basri: thank you for having me. It’s essential to keep the dialogue going as we navigate these critically important issues together.