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Nabil Fahmy Outlines Vision and Action Plan for Arab League Reform
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Nabil Fahmy Outlines Vision and Action Plan for Arab League Reform
Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Fahmy announced a series of new mechanisms to strengthen crisis response and reaffirmed Arab sovereignty as a red line.
- Fahmy stated during a press conference in Cairo that Arab national security is “an indivisible whole” and that Arab sovereignty is a red line that cannot be crossed.
- Fahmy announced plans to establish an early warning system, a crisis management cell, and a council of elders to enhance the League’s preventive diplomacy and rapid response.
- Fahmy said the League will appoint special envoys for priority issues and create a working cell for fast crisis handling.
- Fahmy confirmed he had sought to visit Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas as his first destination, but Israel rejected that request.
What happened since
Nabil Fahmy and Sudan's FM Discuss Crisis, Fahmy Affirms Support for Unity and Ceasefire
Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Fahmy held a phone call with Sudan's Foreign Minister Mohi al-Din Salem to discuss the ongoing crisis in Sudan.
- The call was the first between the two since Fahmy assumed his post.
- Salem briefed Fahmy on the latest developments and efforts to end the conflict.
- Fahmy reiterated the Arab League's support for Sudan's unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, and rejected external interference.
- Fahmy stressed the need for an immediate ceasefire, humanitarian access, and protection of civilians.
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