AMMAN — Jordan's Deputy Prime Minister and
Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi participated in the ministerial meeting of the international
coalition against Daesh hosted by
Saudi Arabia in Riyadh on Thursday.
اضافة اعلان
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan expressed
disappointment and strong disapproval towards rich countries that neglect their
responsibility to repatriate their citizens who were detained during the battle
against
Daesh, as reported by Al-Mamlaka TV.
‘Assume your responsibilities’
Addressing the US-led coalition meeting in the Saudi
capital, Prince Faisal emphasized the necessity for countries to take action
and fulfill their responsibilities, highlighting that being part of a coalition
entails working collectively.
"You (countries in the coalition) have to act and
assume your responsibilities. Being part of a coalition means working
together," he said.
The ministerial meeting sees the participation of the
League of Arab States, with a delegation led by
Ambassador Khalil Al Thawadi, the
assistant secretary-general and head of the Arab Affairs and National Security
Sector of the Arab League.
Prince Faisal underscored the significance of convening this
meeting as a platform for consultation and the exchange of perspectives on
effectively countering the grave challenges posed by the
terrorist organization.
Wide participation
During the meeting of the political directors of the
international coalition against Daesh in The Hague, Saudi Arabia had announced
its commitment to hosting the ministerial gathering of the coalition.
Comprising 85 countries and partner organizations from
various nations around the world, the international coalition against Daesh was
formed in September 2014 to combat the terrorist group's activities.
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