Arab Ambassadors in Turkey Discuss Bilateral Relations and Palestinian Situation

Arab ambassadors in Turkey convened to discuss the state of Arab-Turkish relations, issues of residency permits for Arab citizens, and the situation in Gaza. The meeting reiterated support for the Palestinian cause against Israeli aggression.

On Thursday, a significant meeting took place at the Arab League Mission’s headquarters in Ankara. Mustafa Al-Qlaib, the Libyan ambassador to Turkey, and other Arab ambassadors gathered to assess the state of Arab-Turkish bilateral relations. A range of topics was covered, including recapping the previous Arab Ambassadors Council meeting, upcoming events, and the overall relationship between Arab nations and Turkey.

A key focus was the pressing issue regarding residency permits for Arab nationals living in Turkey. The ambassadors discussed potential solutions by engaging with the Turkish Directorate of Migration Management and the Ministry of Interior. This dialogue also encompassed customs issues and various other matters affecting Arab citizens in Turkey.

Moreover, the situation in Gaza was a prominent point of discussion. The ambassadors collectively condemned the violence and atrocities being perpetrated by the Israeli occupation. They voiced strong opposition to any efforts aimed at forcibly displacing Palestinians and unequivocally supported the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent state with Jerusalem as its capital, reiterating commitments to international resolutions.

The meeting of Arab ambassadors in Turkey underscores the importance of cooperative relations between Arab countries and Turkey. Highlighting both residency issues and the crisis in Gaza, the discussions pivoted around political solidarity and practical solutions while reaffirming support for Palestinian sovereignty.

Original Source: libyaobserver.ly