Arab ambassadors in Turkey convened in Ankara to discuss bilateral relations, residency issues for Arab citizens, and the situation in Gaza. The meeting showcased a commitment to strengthen Arab-Turkish ties and reaffirmed support for Palestinian rights amidst ongoing violence.
In Ankara on Thursday, a significant meeting took place among Arab ambassadors accredited to Turkey, including Libya’s Mustafa Al-Qlaib. The gathering, held at the Arab League Mission’s headquarters, focused on various aspects of Arab-Turkish relations. Key topics included reviewing the outcomes of previous meetings, discussing future events, and evaluating the state of collective relations between the two regions.
A prominent issue on the agenda was the issuance of residency permits for Arab citizens residing in Turkey. The ambassadors deliberated on potential solutions and strategies for engagement with the Turkish Directorate of Migration Management and the Ministry of Interior. Concerns regarding customs and other related matters were also addressed, indicating a need for more streamlined processes for Arab nationals.
The discussions did not shy away from the serious situation in Gaza either. The ambassadors strongly condemned the ongoing violence and atrocities committed against Palestinians by Israeli forces. They collectively rejected any attempts to forcibly displace Palestinians and underscored the significance of supporting the Palestinian people’s right to establish an independent state with Jerusalem as its capital, as dictated by international resolutions.
The meeting of Arab ambassadors in Turkey highlighted the importance of ongoing collaboration in addressing the needs of Arab citizens and discussed pressing international issues, particularly the situation in Gaza. Their unified stance emphasizes the right of the Palestinian people for self-determination, reaffirming support for their cause amidst ongoing conflicts. Overall, the gathering reinforced the vital nature of Arab-Turkish relations and the commitment to protect the rights of the Arab communities in Turkey.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
