Amman: Tunisia calls to strengthen security and stability in the Arab world

Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti urged Arab nations to intensify efforts to bolster security and stability during a consultative meeting of Arab Foreign Ministers in Amman on June 22, 2026. He stressed that the current regional and international climate necessitates greater solidarity among Arab states and peoples.

Nafti reaffirmed Tunisia's stance, advocating for respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Arab nations. He stated that any actions undermining their security must be rejected, emphasizing that dialogue and cooperation are the sole paths to resolving disputes and conflicts.

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the regional and international conjuncture imposes on the Arab nation to redouble its efforts in order to strengthen the pillars of security and stability and consolidate the values of solidarity between brotherly states and peoples.

The minister also highlighted the Palestinian issue as the core concern for the Arab world, given the rapid global changes. He asserted that a just and comprehensive resolution to the Palestinian cause is essential for achieving comprehensive Arab national security and ensuring regional stability.

Furthermore, Nafti underscored the importance of the Arab League engaging with various regional and international frameworks. This engagement, he noted, should be based on balanced and regular dialogue and cooperation, founded on mutual respect, parity, common interests, and solidarity.

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the Palestinian cause remains the central issue of the Arab nation and requires a just and comprehensive settlement as soon as possible, while remaining an essential condition for the achievement of Arab national security in all its components and for the stability of the region.