Arab summit in Tunisia failed to bring Arab League back to Syria

The Jordanian politician, former Jordanian Prime Minister Mamdouh al-Abadi, said that the Arab summit held in Tunis, like the previous summits, brought no novelty: there has been no decisive progress in Arab questions or progress that would bring the League of Arab States back to Syria. .

Amman – Sputnik. "I think that the Arab summit (held in Tunisia) is a summit like the rest of the last summits, there is nothing new, the differences are the same, there was no breakthrough ", Abadi told Sputnik.

"There has been no decisive progress in the restoration of the Arab League in Syria, nor decisive progress on any level whatsoever, whether on Yemeni, Syrian or Libyan issues, and there has been no progress on the warming of the atmosphere between the Gulf States, "he said.

"There was no progress on any issue, not even the Palestinian cause, there was nothing more than repeated speeches, and this summit did not tell us to believe in supporting the people." Palestinian, even at least financially, Dollars for UNRWA ".

In his description of the return of the League of Arab States to Syria, Abadi explains that "Syria is a true pivotal state, one of the founders of the Arab League, Syria and Egypt, the two wings of the nation must to be present at this summit ".

This ended in 2018 and signs of optimism were emerging in Syria's return to the League of Arab States. Before the end of last year, the UAE reopened their embassy in Damascus. The six foreign ministers of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Jordan and Saudi Arabia also met in January this year.