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This summit comes at the invitation of the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah SisiWithin the framework of continuous coordination and consultation between these countries, in a manner that serves joint Arab action and pushes Arab relations to an advanced level, to face various current international and regional challenges.
Earlier on Sunday, the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyanto me The city of El Alamein, EgyptWhere he discussed with his Egyptian counterpart "Strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries, exchanging visions and perspectives on international issues, regional security, and the current situation in the Arab region".
As confirmed by Jordan TV, the participation of King Abdullah II in Top of El AlameinWhile official Iraqi sources said that the Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemiwill also participate.
Last March, the Jordanian capital, Amman, hosted a four-way summit in which leaders participated UAE and Jordan andEgypt and Iraq.
According to Egyptian diplomatic sources, I spoke to the website "Sky News Arabia"a number of prominent files will represent the basis of discussions between Arab leaders on Monday, chief among them "The continuing repercussions of the Ukrainian war on the Arab world, especially with regard to energy and food".
A number of regional issues will also be addressed, including: "The Palestinian issue, the situations in Iraq, Libya and Yemen, and the need to reach a political solution in Syria, as well as the continuation of the Renaissance Dam crisis"according to the source.
For his part, a member of the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Rakha Hassan, described in statements to the website "Sky News Arabia"the five-pointed summit with"Very important, given its timing and the issues it addresses".
He added: "There are files that will have priority in the discussion, among them the preparation for the upcoming Arab summit, because the Arab nation needs to face the challenges that threaten its security. Food security and economic conditions as a result of Ukrainian war".
Hassan saw that the top "Will consider the impact of the United States’ return to Iran’s nuclear file over the region, as well as the change in Turkish policies and Fatah’s offer of a breakthrough with Syria, in addition to the inflamed situation in Libya, the political confusion in Iraq, the Palestinian issue and its recent developments".
Security of the region and strengthening cooperation
In turn, the former Egyptian Assistant Foreign Minister, an expert in international relations, Hussein Haridi, told "Sky News Arabia"The Five-Year Arab Summit "It is not the first to be held to face the current challenges, and it is clear that there is a clear political will to enhance cooperation among them on the one hand, and on the other hand, exchange views on developments and challenges in the Middle East, the Gulf and the Red Sea, which require unifying visions and coordinating positions among the five countries".
In Hardy’s view, the summit "It sends a message that the Arab countries are alert to the changes taking place in the region, and have the political will to defend their interests.".
Haridy concluded his speech by saying, that "The situation in the region is changing, and characterized by great liquidity, and therefore the leaders of the five countries meet to unify their visions in dealing with developments and challenges, and the developments that the future holds.".
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This summit comes at the invitation of the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah SisiWithin the framework of continuous coordination and consultation between these countries, in a manner that serves joint Arab action and pushes Arab relations to an advanced level, to face various current international and regional challenges.
Earlier on Sunday, the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyanto me The city of El Alamein, EgyptWhere he discussed with his Egyptian counterpart “the strengthening of bilateral relations between the two countries, and the exchange of visions and perspectives on international issues, regional security, and the current situation in the Arab region.”
As confirmed by Jordan TV, the participation of King Abdullah II in Top of El AlameinWhile official Iraqi sources said that the Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemiwill also participate.
Last March, the Jordanian capital, Amman, hosted a four-way summit in which leaders participated UAE and Jordan andEgypt and Iraq.
According to Egyptian diplomatic sources who spoke to “Sky News Arabia”, a number of prominent files will represent the basis of discussions between Arab leaders on Monday, on top of which is “the continuing repercussions of the Ukrainian war on the Arab world, especially with regard to energy and food.”
A number of regional issues will also be addressed, on top of which are “the Palestinian issue, the situations in Iraq, Libya and Yemen, the need to reach a political solution in Syria, as well as the continuation of the Renaissance Dam crisis,” according to the source.
For his part, a member of the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Rakha Hassan, described in statements to “Sky News Arabia” the five-year summit as “very important, given its timing and the issues it addresses.”
He added, “There are files that will have priority in the discussion, including preparing for the upcoming Arab summit, because the Arab nation needs to face the challenges that threaten its security, and I add to it.” Food security and economic conditions as a result of Ukrainian war“.
Hassan said that the summit will “consider the impact of the United States’ return to… Iran’s nuclear file over the region, as well as the change in Turkish policies and Fatah’s offer of a breakthrough with Syria, in addition to the inflamed situation in Libya, the political confusion in Iraq, and the Palestinian issue and its recent developments.”
Security of the region and strengthening cooperation
In turn, the former Egyptian Assistant Foreign Minister, an expert in international relations, Hussein Haridi, told “Sky News Arabia” that the five-year Arab summit “is not the first to be held to confront the current challenges, and it is clear that there is a clear political will to enhance cooperation among them on the one hand.” On the other hand, exchanging views on developments and challenges in the Middle East, the Gulf and the Red Sea region, which require unifying visions and coordinating positions among the five countries.
In Haridy’s view, the summit “sends a message that the Arab countries are alert to the changes taking place in the region, and have the political will to defend their interests. Support for the Palestinian cause as the central issue of the Arabs.
Haridi concluded his speech by saying, “The situation in the region is changing and characterized by great fluidity, and therefore the leaders of the five countries meet to unify their visions in dealing with developments and challenges, and the developments that the future holds.”
