ARAB LEAGUE - DECLARATION AT END


The 31st session of the Arab Summit in Algiers was sanctioned by the "Declaration of Algiers", read in the closing session by the Permanent Representative of Algeria to the United Nations, Nadir Larbaoui.:

: We, the leaders of the Arab States, meeting in the city of Algiers on the occasion of the thirty-first (31) ordinary session of the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit level.

Driven by our common history and by the ties of Arab solidarity which espoused its finest expression through the adherence of Arab peoples and countries to the struggle of the Algerian people during the Glorious November Revolution and the sacrifices of Arab brothers for the triumph of their Algerian brothers. In remembrance of the historic resolutions taken by Arab leaders at all previous summits.


Aware of the delicate situation and the frantic developments on the international scene and of the signs of the current state of polarization which augur a reconfiguration of the balance of power, with all the dangers that this situation poses to our national security and to the stability of our homelands, and what it dictates to us as imperative to federate our efforts to preserve our common interests and to position ourselves as an influential and active actor to draw the contours of a new international order based on justice and justice. sovereign equality between States.


Importance of the centrality of the Palestinian cause, of absolute support for the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people, including their right to freedom, self-determination and the establishment of the independent, fully sovereign State of Palestine on the lines of the June 4, 1967, with Al Quds East as its capital, the right of return and compensation for Palestinian refugees, in accordance with United Nations General Assembly Resolution 194 of 1948.


 - Commitment to the Arab Peace Initiative of 2002, with all its elements and priorities, and commitment to a just and comprehensive peace as a strategic option to end the Israeli occupation of all Arab lands, including the Syrian Golan, the Shebaa Farms and the Lebanese hills of Kafr Shuba, and to resolve the Arab-Israeli conflict on the basis of the principle of "the land


We declare the following:


- Continuation of efforts to protect the occupied city of Al-Quds and its holy sites and to defend it against unacceptable and reprehensible attempts to alter its demography and Arab-Muslim and Christian identity as well as its historical status and legal, including through support to the historic Hashemite trusteeship to protect Islamic and Christian religious places, and to the Administration of Al-Quds Waqfs and Al Aqsa Mosque Affairs under the Jordanian Ministry of Waqfs and Islamic Places,


- Lifting of the Israeli blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip and condemnation of the use of force by the occupation against the Palestinians, and of all barbaric practices, including assassinations and arbitrary arrests, while demanding the release of all detainees and prisoners, especially children, women, the sick and the elderly.


Rejection of all forms of foreign interference in the internal affairs of Arab countries and commitment to the principle of Arab solutions to Arab problems through the strengthening of the role of the Arab League in the prevention and resolution of crises in a peaceful manner, and the strengthening of inter-Arab relations. In this context, we salute the steps and efforts made by several Arab States, in particular the State of Kuwait, in favor of Arab and Gulf solidarity.


Full solidarity with the Libyan people. Support for the legitimate Government of Yemen. Achieving a political solution to the Syrian crisis.

Need to create a nuclear-free zone free of weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East. Our support for the State of Qatar, which is preparing to host the 2022 Football World Cup, Our support for the Kingdom of Morocco, which will host the 9th World Forum of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, on November 22 and 23 in the city ​​of Fes. Support for the candidacy of Riyadh (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) to host "EXPO 2030". Support for the State of the United Arab Emirates which is preparing to host the 28th session of the Conference of States Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

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