Ambassador Ali Abdi Awari, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Somalia to the Arab Republic of Egypt and the permanent delegate to the League of Arab States, praised the emergency Arab summit outputs held in Cairo today to support the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people in defending their land and the need to take firm international measures to protect the Palestinian people, and to emphasize the rejection of any forced displacement attempts to the Palestinian people.
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The Somalia Ambassador appreciated the efforts of President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi, President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, his positions supporting the Palestinian issue and his endeavors to the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, praising Egypt’s successful hosting of this important summit.
He also praised the Arab consensus to adopt the comprehensive plan presented by the Arab Republic of Egypt, in coordination with the State of Palestine and the Arab countries, to rehabilitate the Strip, considering that it is a step on the right path to confront Western threats aimed at liquidating the Palestinian issue.
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The Somalia Ambassador affirmed that the results of the emergency Arab summit reflect the keenness of Arab leaders to support and enhance the Arab solidarity to relief the Palestinian people and to emphasize that the Palestinian issue will remain the first and central issue of Arabs, as the summit affirmed the adherence to achieving a fair and comprehensive peace according to the two -state solution, establishing an independent Palestinian state on the borders of June 4, 1967 with East Jerusalem, and rejecting all forms of aggression and violations targeting the Palestinian people.
