Algeria takes over the presidency of the Arab Summit, and its outcome is undeniable – the Algerian Dialogue

Today, Friday, the work of the 32nd Arab summit begins at the level of leaders in the Saudi city of Jeddah, to discuss 32 draft resolutions related to Arab affairs and major issues, most notably the Palestinian cause and the Sudanese crisis, in addition to economic files within the framework of the development plans of the Arab League.

And the arrival of Arab leaders and kings began yesterday, Thursday, in Jeddah, while a number of Arab officials represent their leaders on this date, similar to Algeria, which participates with Prime Minister Ayman bin Abdul Rahman, representative of the President of the Republic, Abdel Majeed Tebboune, and Asaad bin Tariq, Deputy Prime Minister and head of the delegation of the Sultanate of Oman. And Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, as well as Prince Rashid bin Hassan II, representative of Moroccan King Mohammed VI.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad participates in the first Arab summit in 12 years, the date of the suspension of Syria’s membership in the League of Arab States, after Algeria launched, before the November 2022 summit, vigorous efforts to return Syria to the Arab fold through its seat as a founding member of the League of Arab States, which has the full right to this presence according to For the assurances of the President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune, which is the return that confirms the correctness of the Algerian position, and no party can underestimate Algeria’s efforts to return Syria to the Arab League and pave the way for that over many months.

Arab leaders at the Jeddah summit today discuss the outcome of the Algerian presidency of the Arab summit over the course of 6 months, which culminated today in the first steps of Arab reunification, which was the title of the Algerian summit, which has been betting on the inevitability of Arab consensus in light of the rapid developments on the international scene and the resolution of crises in both Syria and Sudan. Yemen, Lebanon, Palestine and Libya.