ABU DHABI: The UAE is set to host the 18th regular meeting of the leaders of the Shura, Representatives, National, and Ummah Councils of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries tomorrow. The meeting will be led by Saqr Ghobash, Speaker of the Federal National Council (FNC). In conjunction with this event, the 19th Parliamentary Coordination, Foreign Relations Committee meeting will also take place.

According to Emirates News Agency, Saqr Ghobash highlighted the importance of these meetings in enhancing Gulf parliamentary collaboration and aligning efforts to fulfill the vision of GCC leaders, while addressing regional and international developments. He emphasized the role of parliamentary diplomacy in promoting the shared interests of GCC states on the global stage.

Saudi Shura Council Speaker Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Ibrahim Al Al-Sheikh, upon his arrival in Abu Dhabi, reiterated Saudi Arabia’s dedication to promoting GCC unity, security, and shared development. He expressed gratitude for the GCC lea
ders’ support of parliamentary meetings aimed at enhancing inter-parliamentary coordination for regional growth.

Qatari Shura Council Speaker Hassan bin Abdullah Al-Ghanim emphasized the need to intensify parliamentary cooperation amidst current global challenges. He noted the necessity of unified Gulf positions to ensure political stability and economic resilience.

Omani Shura Council Chairman Khalid Bin Hilal Al Maawali underscored the role of legislative councils in strengthening social, economic, and cultural ties within the Gulf, contributing to a stable and prosperous future. He praised the UAE’s leadership for hosting the event and conveyed confidence in the outcomes of the discussions.

Bahraini Parliament Speaker Ahmed bin Salman Al Musallam commended the deep-rooted Gulf relations and collective identity, stressing the importance of these parliamentary gatherings in solidifying shared strategies. He pointed out the need for sustainable strategic partnerships that align with the GCC’s long-term vis
ion.

These sessions are poised to produce significant outcomes, reinforcing cooperation among GCC legislative bodies and supporting the region’s sustainable development goals.