ABU DHABI: During the forty-first session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers in Tunisia, Lt. General H.H. Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Interior, held extensive bilateral meetings with several Arab counterparts.
H.H. Sheikh Saif bin Zayed met with Mazin Abdellah Al Farrayeh, Jordan’s Minister of the Interior, and explored avenues to fortify fraternal bonds and advance security cooperation. Discussions also revolved around regional developments and the imperative of comprehensive peace for regional stability.
He also met with Major General Mahmoud Tawfiq, Egypt’s Minister of the Interior. The talks focused on bolstering bilateral relations and fortifying Arab security through collaborative efforts. Emphasis was placed on reinforcing regional stability amidst prevalent challenges.
During his meeting with General Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, Bahrain’s Minister of Interior, the two sides deliberated on the enduring fraternal ties between their nations.
Discussions encompassed enhancing cooperation in security, policing, and combatting transnational organised crime, affirming mutual commitment to fostering a prosperous and secure future.
Moreover, H.H. Sheikh Saif bin Zayed held a meeting with Major General Imad Mustafa Trabelsi, the Libyan Minister of Interior in charge, underscoring the importance of bilateral cooperation in bolstering security and stability in Libya. Joint action and continuous coordination were highlighted as essential for realizing societal aspirations for a secure and prosperous future.
In a meeting with Judge Bassam Mawlawi, Lebanon’s Minister of Interior and Municipalities, the parties discussed matters pertinent to bilateral relations and regional stability. They underscored the significance of nurturing a safe and stable environment conducive to peace and prosperity.
Finally, Sheikh Saif met with Ziad Hab Al-Reeh, Palestine’s Minister of the Interior, to discuss ongoing bilateral relations and avenues for advancement to benefit
both nations. Discussions also revolved around regional developments and the UAE’s humanitarian support for Palestinians, underscoring the importance of comprehensive peace for regional security and stability.
Source: Emirates News Agency
Dr. Ashraf Al-Qedra, spokesperson for the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, said that the ministry has begun to monitor cases of death among infants due to dehydration and malnutrition in northern Gaza. Two infants have already died from dehydration and malnutrition at Kamal Adwan Hospital.
In a statement published on the ministry’s website on Tuesday, Al-Qedra warned that dehydration and malnutrition will claim the lives of thousands of children and pregnant women in the Gaza Strip.
He called on international organizations to conduct a comprehensive medical survey in shelters to identify and treat those suffering from dehydration and malnutrition and to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe.
He added that the UN organizations have moral and functional responsibilities to protect children and women and to provide all the means of survival from the famine that is afflicting the Gaza Strip.
He renewed his call on the international community to stop the crimes of genocide committed by the Israeli occupati
on in the Gaza Strip through “targeting, starvation, and epidemics.”
Source: Jordan News Agency