The "Summit of Tunisia" condemns the interference of Iran in the affairs of Arab countries

Arab leaders at the end of the 30th Arab summit held in Tunis stressed the importance of cooperation relations between Arab countries and Iran based on the principle of good neighborliness and the abstention of employment or the threat of the force.

In a resolution entitled "Iranian Interventions in the Internal Affairs of the Arab States", they condemned the interference of Iran in the internal affairs of the Arab countries, considered a violation of the rules of international law and the principle good neighborliness and the sovereignty of States. They called on Iran to stop any provocation that could undermine the building of trust and security and stability. In the region.

They also strongly condemned the Iranian-made ballistic missile launches on Saudi Arabia from Yemeni territory by the Iranian Huthi militia, including ballistic missiles aimed at Saudi cities, including the Muslim kiss, which has already hit more than 200 rockets, Against the kingdom and a threat to Arab national security.

They affirmed Saudi Arabia's right to the legitimate defense of its territory, in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, as well as its support for the measures to be taken to combat such violations under international law.

Arab leaders condemned Iran's persistent interference in the internal affairs of the Kingdom of Bahrain, supporting terrorism, forming terrorists, smuggling weapons and explosives, inciting sectarian strife, continuing statements at various levels aimed at destabilizing security, order and stability, and creating terrorist groups in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Terrorist organization and Hezbollah, incompatible with the principle of good neighborliness and non-interference in internal affairs, in accordance with the principles of the United Nations Charter and international law.

They also underlined the support of the Kingdom of Bahrain in all actions and measures taken to combat terrorism and terrorist groups in order to maintain its security and stability, as well as the efforts of the security services in Saudi Arabia and the United States. Kingdom of Bahrain, who have managed to thwart many terrorist plots and arrest members of terrorist organizations sentenced to acts of terrorism. Supported by the Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah.

Arab leaders also condemned the Iranian government's policy and persistent interference in Arab affairs, demanding that it stop supporting and funding armed militias in Arab countries, particularly its interference in Yemeni affairs, and that he cease to support militias loyal to him and oppose the legitimate government of Yemen. And the threat of maritime navigation in the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Red Sea, which undermines the security and stability of Yemen and neighboring countries and the region in general, is a flagrant violation of the resolution 2216 of 2015 of the Security Council.

They affirmed full support for all measures taken by the State of Kuwait in favor of the "Abdali Cell" terrorist cell, stressing the importance of the security and stability of the "Abdali cell". State of Kuwait and rejection of Iranian interference in the internal affairs of Arab countries, despite the efforts made by Kuwait with its GCC brothers. In the Gulf States to create channels of dialogue with Iran to enhance security and stability in the region.

They held Hezbollah militias accountable for supporting terrorism and terrorist groups in Arab countries with sophisticated weapons and ballistic missiles, highlighting the need to stop the spread of extremism and sectarianism and to interfere in the internal affairs of States and to provide no support for terrorism and terrorists in its regional environment.

They called for the banning of Iran-funded satellite channels broadcast by Arab satellites, threatening Arab national security, stirring up sectarian, ethnic and ethnic tensions and asking the Secretary-General of the Arab League to follow the competent authorities.

Arab leaders condemned the continued occupation of Iran by the three islands of the United Arab Emirates (Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa), expressing their support for all peaceful measures taken by the UAE to restore their sovereignty over the occupied islands, in accordance with international law.

They called on Iran to comply with the implementation of Security Council resolution 2231 (2015) and put in place an effective mechanism to verify the implementation of the agreement, the 39, inspection and control, and to reimpose penalties quickly and effectively if Iran violated its obligations under the agreement. .

They also condemned Iran 's interference in the Syrian crisis and its grave repercussions on the future, sovereignty, security, stability, national unity and peace. territorial integrity of Syria, stressing that this interference was not used for efforts to peacefully resolve the Syrian crisis.

They called on Iran to eliminate militias and armed elements from Arab countries and to stop supporting terrorist organizations and militias in Arab countries, particularly in Syria and Yemen, stressing that it was important that the Arab countries continue to provide the Secretariat with periodic reports on Iran's interference in the internal affairs of the Arab countries.

They also instructed the Secretary General of the League to continue to coordinate with the Foreign Ministers of the Arab Quartet Committee, namely: the United Arab Emirates (Presidency), the Kingdom of Bahrain, Saudi Arabia , the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Secretary-General to continue developing an Arab plan of action to counter Iranian interventions in the Arab region. And to mobilize support and international support for the Arab position that rejects these Iranian interventions.

They stressed that it was important to continue to include the item "Iranian Interventions in the Internal Affairs of the Arab States" on the agenda of the Arab Cooperation Forums with countries and assemblies at the international level. and to appeal to the relevant United Nations bodies to include the subject in its agenda in accordance with the provisions of Article 7). This prohibited any interference in the internal affairs of States and asked the Secretary-General of the Arab League to monitor the implementation of the resolution and submit it to the next ordinary session of the Summit.