Arab Ambassadors in Turkey Discuss Bilateral Relations and Gaza Situation
Arab ambassadors, led by Libya’s ambassador, gathered in Ankara to review bilateral relations with Turkey, discuss residency permits for Arabs, and address the situation in Gaza, affirming support for Palestinian rights and sovereignty.
On Thursday, Arab ambassadors, including Libya’s representative Mustafa Al-Qlaib, convened in Ankara at the Arab League Mission’s headquarters. The agenda primarily focused on Arab-Turkish relations, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties. They also assessed the discussions from the previous Arab Ambassadors Council meeting, exploring upcoming events and collaborative efforts between Arab nations and Turkey.
Key topics included the issuance of residency permits for Arab citizens residing in Turkey, where the ambassadors proposed potential solutions. They recommended engaging with the Turkish Directorate of Migration Management and the Interior Ministry to address issues such as customs-related challenges and broader concerns affecting their community in Turkey.
The situation in Gaza sparked significant discourse among the ambassadors. They condemned the ongoing violence and atrocities attributed to the Israeli occupation. A consensus emerged that they firmly oppose any attempts to displace Palestinians or undermine the Palestinian cause. They reiterated their commitment to supporting the people of Palestine in their quest for an independent and sovereign state, with Jerusalem recognized as its capital, alluding to resolutions from international legitimacy.
In summary, the meeting of Arab ambassadors in Turkey served as a platform to evaluate and boost relations between Arab nations and Turkey. It also highlights critical issues affecting Arab citizens in Turkey, particularly concerning residency and customs. Additionally, the ambassadors maintained a resolute stance on the situation in Gaza, affirming their unwavering support for Palestinian rights and sovereignty, echoing the calls for an independent state.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
