AMMAN – On Thursday, Jordan assumed the presidency of the Arab League’s
Economic and Social Council during its 113th session, Jordan News Agency, Petra
reported.
اضافة اعلان
The ongoing session seeks to bolster economic and social cooperation among Arab
nations, harness available opportunities and capacities, foster integration
across various sectors, and address the aftermath of the Israeli war on the
Gaza Strip, alongside disturbances in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandab.
Upon assuming the presidency, Youssef Shamali, Minister of Industry, Trade, and
Supply, stressed Jordan's commitment to institutionalism and sustainability. He
highlighted the importance of drawing from past lessons to meet present needs
and future aspirations.
Shamali noted the prevailing economic challenges faced by Arab nations,
exacerbated by successive global and regional crises since the onset of the
COVID-19 pandemic.
He urged proactive measures to mitigate the potential economic impact of future
crises and emphasized the necessity of enhancing joint Arab action mechanisms.
Strengthening the role of Arab League institutions, he argued, is crucial for
advancing Arab interests, fostering common ground, and safeguarding against
existing and emerging challenges.
Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the Arab League, addressed the
session's opening, outlining the agenda's focus on approving an economic and
social relief plan for Palestinians in Gaza.
He highlighted ongoing efforts to draft a visionary document that encapsulates
Arab aspirations for a brighter future for generations to come.
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