Munich: Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Jasem Al-Budaiwi affirmed Friday that the GCC states are constantly striving to exert all efforts to achieve regional and international peace and security.
According to Kuwait News Agency, the GCC Member States' credibility has strengthened their role as a trusted mediator in numerous global files and issues, as stated by the GCC chief during his participation in the 61st edition of the Munich Security Conference, held in Munich, Federal Republic of Germany. He highlighted that the region and the world are witnessing developments that have significantly affected security and stability. This situation requires the international community to intensify efforts to discuss security issues and work seriously towards achieving international peace and security.
He also emphasized that the participation of the General Secretariat of the GCC in the Munich Security Conference reflects the great importance and status enjoyed by the Council both regionally and internationally. This participation confirms the Council's commitment and support for initiatives that aim to make the world more secure and prosperous.
The GCC chief further indicated that the 61st Munich Security Conference seeks to enhance mutual understanding and international cooperation to confront security and strategic challenges. It also aims to explore ways to reduce tensions and support the stability of the global order by developing an ambitious and comprehensive future vision based on the foundations of peace and sustainable security, building strong partnerships, and promoting dialogue and effective cooperation between countries.
Additionally, the Secretary General mentioned that the General Secretariat of the GCC will participate in several key sessions during the conference. They will also hold a series of strategic meetings with foreign ministers from various countries around the world, alongside conducting constructive dialogues and meetings with officials and leaders from international and regional institutions during the conference.