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Saudi Foreign Minister Participates in Extraordinary Ministerial Session of Arab League

Extraordinary session of the Arab League (AL) Council at the ministerial level in Cairo - SPA
Extraordinary session of the Arab League (AL) Council at the ministerial level in Cairo - SPA
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Saudi Foreign Minister Participates in Extraordinary Ministerial Session of Arab League

Extraordinary session of the Arab League (AL) Council at the ministerial level in Cairo - SPA
Extraordinary session of the Arab League (AL) Council at the ministerial level in Cairo - SPA

Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah participated Wednesday in an extraordinary session of the Arab League (AL) Council at the ministerial level held in Cairo, Egypt.
The meeting focused on the military escalation in Gaza and its surrounding areas, the worsening conditions that pose a threat to civilian lives, and the overall security and stability of the region.
The ministers explored potential strategies to ensure the protection of civilians in the Gaza Strip, as well as the continuation of vital services and the delivery of humanitarian aid, SPA reported.
The ministers also addressed the importance of making every possible effort to engage with international and regional entities in order to de-escalate the situation. They stressed the necessity of adhering to international humanitarian law and prohibiting the targeting of civilians.

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Saudi FM Reiterates Kingdom’s Rejection of Displacement of Palestinians

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah speaks at the press conference on Friday. (SPA)
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah speaks at the press conference on Friday. (SPA)
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Saudi FM Reiterates Kingdom’s Rejection of Displacement of Palestinians

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah speaks at the press conference on Friday. (SPA)
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah speaks at the press conference on Friday. (SPA)

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah reiterated on Friday the Kingdom’s rejection of the displacement of Palestinians from their territories.

During a news conference following the "Antalya Ministerial Meeting on the Two-State Solution and Permanent Peace in the Middle East" in Türkiye, he stressed the importance of an immediate return to the ceasefire in Gaza.

The ceasefire must be sustainable, serve as a path to alleviate the suffering of the people of Gaza, and be the beginning of a final solution to the Palestinian cause through the establishment of a Palestinian state, he declared.

"The entry of aid to Gaza cannot be linked to a ceasefire, as this violates the foundations of international law, and preventing aid from reaching the Gaza Strip and using it as a tool of war is also a flagrant violation of all norms and the foundations of international law and is rejected by all," Prince Faisal said.

He called on the international community to exert all pressure to ensure that humanitarian aid reaches civilians in Gaza without interruption and in sufficient quantities.

He expressed the Kingdom's categorical rejection of all forms of displacement of the Palestinian people from their lands, even if it is through voluntary departure, considering that the Palestinians in Gaza are being deprived of most necessities of life.

"If aid is not entering, if the residents of Gaza are deprived of food, drink, and electricity, and if they are threatened every day with military bombardment, then even if one of them is forced to leave, that is not voluntary but a form of coercion. Therefore, it must be clear that any displacement of Palestinians in Gaza under any pretext is categorically rejected," he added.

Prince Faisal stressed that the Arab and Islamic group is committed to a comprehensive peace that guarantees the security of all in the region and guarantees the rights, security, and future of the Palestinian people within the framework of their independent state.