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Mr. Nabil Fahmy condemns the attack on two vessels in Damietta and warns against cowardly attempts to widen the conflict in the region.
Secretary-General of the League of Arab States Nabil Fahmy strongly condemned the attack on two vessels at Egypt's Port of Damietta, describing it as an unacceptable act of aggression against Egypt and warning against cowardly attempts to widen the conflict across the region. He also reiterated the League's rejection of attacks against Arab states and called for reducing tensions to preserve regional security and stability.
League affirms at Rome's Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution that peace is an international responsibility requiring political and economic guarantees.
His Excellency Ambassador Dr. Fayed Mustafa, Assistant Secretary-General and Head of the Palestine and Occupied Arab Territories Sector at the League of Arab States, represented the League at the 10th meeting of the Global Alliance for the Implementation of the Two-State Solution, hosted in the Italian capital, Rome.
League and UN continue Social Committee proceedings at 17th General Cooperation Meeting.
The League of Arab States and the United Nations convened a meeting of the Social and Cultural Committee on 28 July, continuing discussions between the two organisations within the framework of the 17th General Cooperation Meeting, held at the United Nations Office in Geneva.
General Secretariat condemns Israeli occupation forces’ raid on UNRWA’s Qalandia Training Centre
The General Secretariat of the League of Arab States condemned the raid by Israeli occupation forces, accompanied by officials from the Israeli occupation municipality in Jerusalem, on the Qalandia Training Centre of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).
General Secretariat convenes 17th General Cooperation Meeting between the League and UN
The League of Arab States and the United Nations are convening the 17th General Cooperation Meeting between the two organisations from 27 to 29 July at the United Nations Office in Geneva, with the participation of senior officials from both organisations, as well as representatives of their respective specialised institutions and agencies. The meeting forms part of the longstanding strategic partnership and cooperation between the League and the United Nations and reflects their commitment to strengthening cooperation across areas of mutual interest.
Nabil Fahmy urges Trump to act swiftly amid Palestinian suffering and continued violations of the sovereignty and interests of Arab states
Secretary-General of the League of Arab States Mr. Nabil Fahmy warned that developments in the region are moving towards an extremely dangerous juncture, with tensions approaching a potential breaking point on multiple fronts. He attributed this mounting risk, on the one hand, to the impasse and accumulated tensions surrounding the Palestinian question and, on the other, to unchecked escalation and brinkmanship in the Gulf crisis.
Council of Arab Ambassadors Reaffirms Support for Maintaining Casa Árabe at Its Current Headquarters
The Council of Arab Ambassadors in Madrid reaffirms the importance of preserving Casa Árabe's current headquarters as a symbol of cultural dialogue and the longstanding ties between Spain and the Arab world.
Nabil Fahmy warns of the grave consequences of Israeli extremists' storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque
Secretary-General of the League of Arab States Mr. Nabil Fahmy condemned in the strongest terms the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque by thousands of Israeli settlers on 23 July under the protection of the Israeli occupation police and with the participation of ministers from the Israeli Government.
League of Arab States welcomes Dutch and Belgian decisions to ban trade in Israeli settlement products, rejects Nauru's plan to open embassy in Jerusalem
The League of Arab States welcomed the decisions taken by the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Kingdom of Belgium to prohibit the import, purchase and sale of products originating from Israeli settlements established in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, describing the measures as a positive step towards strengthening respect for international law and the principles of international legitimacy.