Deputy Secretary of the Arab League: the implementation of the results of the Arab Summit in Tunis is not guaranteed

An Arab League official said there was no guarantee that the results of the Arab summit in Tunis would be implemented.

Deputy Secretary General of the League of Arab States, Hossam Zaki, told the website "Facts Online" that it was possible for the Arab League to appear before the Security Council on the Syrian Golan Heights.

Zaki said that "the approach of the Security Council on this issue will be part of Arab action aimed at invalidating the US decision and will be ranked internationally against international law".

"Each decision is accompanied by monitoring mechanisms by the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States, which is responsible for implementing the resolutions and provides a report on the implementation of the resolutions of each summit of the next summit. , a report is prepared on the implementation of data by country of Arab countries.

The final communiqué of the Arab summit in Tunis stated that any decision or action aimed at changing the legal and demographic status of the Golan is illegal and has no legal effect.

In its final declaration of Sunday, March 31, the Arab summit reiterated its rejection and condemnation of the US decision to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the occupied Golan, calling it a nullity and a serious violation of resolutions of the Security Council.

Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit dismissed the Syrian army's military action aimed at restoring the Golan Heights occupied by Israel since 1967, in the presence of UN forces tasked with overseeing the disengagement "Andov".

US President Donald Trump has recognized Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel since 1967.

"Any decision to end the Syrian crisis must guarantee Syrian territory, including the occupied territories of the Golan Heights," said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterich.

"Ignoring the UN Security Council resolution is not the solution," said Federica Mugreni, EU foreign affairs and security officer, who co-chaired Guterres at the summit of the UN Security Council. League of Arab States.