Arab Parliament Speaker Welcomes US-Iran Agreement
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At a glance
- Arab Parliament Speaker Mohammed Al-Yamahi welcomed a preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran.
- He described the deal as a positive step for regional and international de-escalation and stability.
- Al-Yamahi stressed that any final agreement must consider the security interests of Arab states, particularly Gulf nations, and respect sovereignty.
Arab Parliament Speaker Mohammed Al-Yamahi welcomed a preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran, viewing it as a positive development for regional and international de-escalation and stability.
a positive step toward de-escalating tensions in the region and enhancing security and stability at the regional and international levels
Al-Yamahi praised Pakistan and other regional and international parties for their efforts in bridging viewpoints and supporting the diplomatic initiatives that led to the agreement. He emphasized the crucial role of dialogue and diplomacy in fostering regional security and stability.
emphasizing the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in promoting regional security and stability.
However, Al-Yamahi stressed that any final and permanent agreement must prioritize the security interests of Arab states, especially those in the Arab Gulf. He insisted that such an agreement should be founded on respect for sovereignty and a commitment to non-interference in internal affairs.
any final and permanent agreement must take into account the security interests of Arab states, foremost among them the Arab Gulf states, and be based on respect for sovereignty and non-interference in internal affairs.
The Arab Parliament reaffirmed its support for all peaceful initiatives aimed at resolving disputes through dialogue and negotiation, in line with international law and the UN Charter.
the Arab Parliament's support for all peaceful initiatives aimed at resolving disputes through dialogue and negotiation in accordance with international law and the UN Charter.
Originally published by Asharq Al-Awsat. Summarized and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.