Abul-Gheit: Arab countries produce half of the world's refugees

Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said the Arab development process had suffered a major setback in some countries whose cities have been devastated and devastated and where their inhabitants have suffered losses and displacements.

Aboul Gheit said in a speech delivered at the opening of the Economic and Social Council at the preparatory ministerial level in the framework of the Arab Summit of Tunis at its thirtieth session that the Arab countries today unfortunately represent half of the refugees in the world.

Aboul Gheit said in his speech: "The bacteria of terrorism Despite the victories won by the most flagrant manifestations of any terrorist organization, the terrorist is still latent in Arab societies.

Aboul Gheit said at a meeting with Sputnik that "Arab countries only face the challenge of radical extremism to immunize young minds with tolerance and spirit of belonging to the world." country".

Aboul Gheit added that the great energy of the Arab economies, represented by their young companies, is still not fully exploited, wasted and lost in some cases, and estimated that it required hundreds and thousands of dollars. Initiatives and programs to stimulate this unused energy.

Abul-Gheit said that the meeting of the permanent representatives preparatory for the summit held yesterday resulted in a draft formula on the coincidence of economic and social summits and development summits, which provides for the approval two summits that will be held every four years. For the development summit in Mauritania in 2023.