Internal wars in Arab countries weaken our national security

Mr. Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary General of the League of Arab States, congratulated the Minister Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iraq Mohammed Ali al-Hakim, Iraq will assume the presidency of the 152nd session of the Council of Ministers.

Aboul Gheit said: "I wish every success to his work and I also thank His Excellency Brother Ahmed Issa Awad, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Federal Republic of Somalia, who led the work of the last session. with competence, professionalism and wisdom. "

"It is the first time that our council meets after the loss of a great Arab leader and a great stature, Beji Kaid Essebsi, who had responded to the call of his Lord last July Windy.

"The state of crisis" still haunts the Arab region. There are open fronts and wounds that have not yet healed in Yemen, Syria and Libya. Man and unity of the fatherland ".

He added that the continuation of the internal conflict in some Arab countries constituted the first threat to Arab national security, thus weakening the immunity of the Arab body and calling for the intervention of third parties in our affairs and allowing them to manipulate our destiny by division. Countries have no reason to intervene, but to extend proxy influence and conduct proxy battles on Arab lands where Arab blood flows to targets that can not not be good for the Arabs.

Abizaid and: "The military fights in the vicinity of the capital Tripoli have entered its sixth month.I feel that your esteemed Council should not be far from efforts to bring Libya out of this worsening crisis. What's needed today, it's an immediate reduction in terrain climbing and a definite stop in light of the great fracture caused by recent developments in the fabric of Libyan society, we should stand by our Libyan brothers and work to restore the trust bridges lost between them.And third is necessary to get out Pric a comprehensive settlement of the Libyan situation as a whole .. and d & # 39; unify the divided institutions .. and the completion of the transition of security, political and constitutional rights ".

In Yemen, we have witnessed new divisions threatening the unity of Yemeni soil, which we all seek to maintain. Yemen supports the constitutional legitimacy of the government led by President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi. The UN-led peace process in Hodeidah is a step forward to reduce military escalation and confidence-building. But he still encountered obstacles placed by the Houthi party, which we consider to be responsible for the deterioration of the expulsion of the humanitarian situation.

During the past period, it became apparent that the Houthi party did not make its decision but received it from another country. We reiterate the call to Iran to break free from the Yemeni arena, stop supporting militias with money and weapons and stop turning Yemeni territory into a platform threatening security and stability. Neighboring countries.

We affirm in a clear statement that Yemen and its people are an integral part of the Arab nation, a strategic base for Arab security, and that it will remain so. Relations between Yemen and its Arab neighbors have remained and foreign interference by non-Arab powers will soon be abolished. The Yemeni people reject these interventions and adhere to its Arabism.

Iran's interference in Arab affairs has taken a more dangerous and reckless picture in recent months, triggering internal crises in countries threatening the safety of shipping and energy supplies in the Gulf region. Arab leaders met in Mecca at the end of May to condemn all the Iranian attacks against the principle of freedom of navigation in the international waters of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.