Arab nations welcome US-Iran deal but demand end to regional interference

Arab foreign ministers have welcomed the memorandum of understanding signed between the United States and Iran, signaling an end to hostilities. However, they issued a strong warning, stating that the agreement necessitates an end to interference in the internal affairs of Arab nations.

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The Arab states reject interference in their internal affairs and condemn Iranian attacks against the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, and also underline the need to prevent such attacks and to work jointly.

During a meeting convened by the Arab League in Amman, Jordan, ministers voiced their satisfaction with the US-Iran deal. Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi emphasized that Arab states reject external meddling and condemn Iranian attacks against Gulf Cooperation Council countries. He stressed the need to prevent such attacks and foster joint efforts.

Safadi further asserted that Arab nations seek constructive relations with Iran, contingent on respecting sovereignty and adhering to international law and good neighborly principles. He highlighted the importance of addressing the root causes of regional tensions to bolster security and stability.

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Arab states welcomed the signing of the memorandum of understanding.

Bahrain's Foreign Minister Abdelatif bin Rashid, who chaired the Arab League Council meeting, described the US-Iran understanding as a positive step that will help ease tensions and create conditions for a more comprehensive agreement. The meeting addressed recent regional developments, including ongoing violations of the truce in Lebanon, and underscored the need for unified Arab action to preserve national security and meet public aspirations for stability and development.

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This step is a positive indicator that will contribute to easing tensions and creating the conditions for reaching a more comprehensive and sustainable agreement.