Arab League Condemns Terrorism | KUNA News
- Cairo – The Arab League reaffirmed its unwavering stance against terrorism during a meeting Tuesday between Secretary-General ahmed Aboul Gheit and a high-level Indian delegation.
- The meeting, attended by Indian Ambassador to Egypt Sorech Reddy, underscored the historical ties between Arab nations and India.Aboul Gheit stressed the importance the Arab League places on...
- He referenced memoranda of understanding signed in 2008 and 2013, which established the Arab Indian Cooperation Forum.
The Arab League decisively condemns terrorism in all its forms, underscoring the necessity of adhering to international law in counter-terrorism efforts. Secretary-General ahmed aboul gheit, in a meeting with a high-level Indian delegation, highlighted the robust and enduring ties between arab nations and India. The meeting, held in Cairo, amplified the importance of their cooperation. India reaffirmed its commitment to palestinian rights,a key area of focus during discussions. The discussions also touched upon the 2008 and 2013 memoranda of understanding that established the Arab-Indian Cooperation Forum. For more on these and other vital international affairs, check out news Directory 3. Discover what’s next for Arab-Indian relations.
Arab League Affirms Role Against Terrorism,Backs Palestinian Rights
Updated June 3,2025
Cairo – The Arab League reaffirmed its unwavering stance against terrorism during a meeting Tuesday between Secretary-General ahmed Aboul Gheit and a high-level Indian delegation. Aboul Gheit emphasized that all counter-terrorism measures must align with international law.
The meeting, attended by Indian Ambassador to Egypt Sorech Reddy, underscored the historical ties between Arab nations and India.Aboul Gheit stressed the importance the Arab League places on strengthening these relations.
He referenced memoranda of understanding signed in 2008 and 2013, which established the Arab Indian Cooperation Forum. These agreements aim to enhance cooperation between India, the Arab League, and its member states across various sectors.
The Indian delegation provided a detailed overview of India’s firm policy against terrorism, particularly following the April terrorist attack in Kashmir. The delegation asserted that India’s “Sandur operation” targeted cross-border terrorism and aimed to dismantle its infrastructure.
Furthermore, the Indian delegation reiterated New Delhi’s long-standing support for the Palestinian cause and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. Aboul Gheit emphasized the importance of bolstering Indian support for Palestinians during what he described as a critical period.