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Then, HE the GCC Secretary General Dr Abdul Latif bin Rashid Al Zayani read out Doha Declaration, in which the Supreme Council underlined the importance of realizing the objectives of GCC statute that aimed at strengthening and consolidating the close ties between the GCC countries and ensuring the future of the peoples of the GCC countries as well as achieving the aspirations and hopes.
The Supreme Council also expressed commitment to further promote the solidarity of the GCC countries so as to cement the Gulf security as well as the conservation of its Arab and Islamic identity, while maintain integrity of all the GCC countries and respect for their sovereignty and non-interference in their internal affairs.
It stressed the need to continue joint individual and collective work and to exert efforts to provide an appropriate environment for the well-being of Gulf citizens and consolidate their right to progress and secirity, affirming that progress and advancement are conditional upon human welfare and dignity and the protection of the attained gains and security.
The Supreme Council also affirmed the need for joint collective work in all political, social, economic, security, cultural and media spheres and other areas, in order to serve the march of the Council and uphold the gains that have been achieved.
It called for the development of the GCC system to address common challenges imposed by the regional and international developments so as to effectively contribute to shaping a better future for the peoples of the GCC countries, while supporting the GCC system and providing all the necessary facilities to develop its performance and methods of work in consistent with the requirements of GCC joint action. (MORE)
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