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The closing statement of the Al-Ula Summit praised the decisions of the countries that designate Hezbollah as a terrorist organization.
The final statement by the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council praised the decisions of the countries that have designated Hezbollah as a terrorist organization and affirmed their enthusiasm for the strength and cohesion of the GCC countries.
The summit affirmed the lofty objectives of the Cooperation Council to achieve cooperation and complementarity among the GCC states in all fields to achieve their unity, strengthen their regional role and contribute to the achievement of security and peace in the region.
The statement noted that the summit’s title was turning the page on the past in a way that preserves the security and stability of the Gulf.
The statement affirmed that the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council stand united to face any threat to any of the GCC states.
The statement reaffirmed its positions on terrorism and extremism, rejecting it in all its forms, in addition to working to dry up sources of terrorist financing.
He welcomed Washington’s decision to classify Saraya al-Ashtar and al-Mukhtar in Bahrain as terrorist organizations, and commended the decisions of the countries that designated Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, condemning any offensive charges against the Prophet.
The statement emphasized the rejection of foreign interference in internal affairs and support for the Palestinian cause as the first cause of Arabs and Muslims, rejecting the continuation of Iranian interference and condemning Iran’s terrorist acts.
And he considered that any negotiations with Iran must address its behavior.
Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin AbdullahHe saw the Saudi summit turn a new page for stability and solidarity in the Gulf, noting that the summit agreement calls for non-interference in internal affairs.
He stressed that it is important for us to have a unified position on Iran, noting that the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council have the political will to implement and succeed in the Al-Ula agreement.
He indicated that all US administrations, including the Biden administration, are aware of the Iranian threat.
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