Saturday, November 11, 2023
Saudi Crown Prince remarks at Arab-Islamic Summit in Riyadh
During his opening remarks at the Arab-Islamic Summit on Saturday, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman condemned Israeli aggression against Gaza and called for an immediate ceasefire. Trending Video : Defaming one on social media is a crime in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Crown Prince made it clear that the Kingdom strongly disagrees with Israel's ongoing attacks in Gaza and the forced displacement of its people.
- He said that the international community had "double standards" because they were quiet about the violations against Palestinian people.
- "We are facing a humanitarian disaster that shows the UN Security Council and the rest of the world have failed to stop Israel's violations. This is an example of unfair treatment of Palestinians."
- "We hold the occupation responsible for the crimes against the Palestinian people," Mohammed bin Salman added. Most Viewed : GCC states approves Unified Tourist visa
- The crown prince said once again that the military attacks in Gaza must stop immediately and the prisoners must be freed to save lives.
- In order to lift the blockade and get humanitarian and relief aid into Gaza, he asked Arab and Islamic states to work together in an organized way.
- "Since the attack on Gaza started, the Kingdom has worked nonstop to stop the war and has kept in touch with other countries to do so."
- Saudi Crown Prince made it clear that the only solution to achieve stability in the region is to end the occupation and the establishment of settlements.
- "On the lines of 1967, a Palestinian state must be set up, with East Jerusalem as its capital," he added. See Also : Electric Bus service launched in Dammam and Qatif regions
- In reaction to the unusual events happening in the Palestinian Gaza Strip, Saudi Arabia hosted the emergency Arab-Islamic summit so that countries could work together and come up with a single position.
- Leaders from around the world came in Riyadh early Saturday to take part in the Arab-Islamic summit, which will talk about the situation in Gaza.
- The Kingdom, the Arab League, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation met to talk about the meeting, which will take place in the Saudi capital.
- President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran and Arab leaders such as President Mahmoud Abbas of Palestine, President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi of Egypt, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, and President Abdul Latif Rashid of Iraq all arrived in Riyadh early on Saturday for the Arab-Islamic Summit.
- President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and President of Libya's Presidential Council Mohamed Al-Manfi were also came to Riyadh to attend Arab-Islamic Summit. Follow Saudi Expatriates on X
