CAIRO - Terrorism has become a global risk that recognizes
no national borders, linked to no certain religion or group and spares no
nation from its evils, the UAE Ambassador to Egypt and Representative to the
Arab League Mohammed bin Nakhira Al Dhaheri said today.
Addressing a session of the Arab
League, held on the sidelines of the Arab Thought Foundation (ATF) conference
'Fikr 14', Al Dhaheri said the UAE had always stressed the importance of
promoting centrist thought and culture which can help address the terrorism
phenomenon.
"Such culture would lead to
emergence of national organizations that spread anti-terrorism thinking and
enhance tolerant cultural and religious dialogue, that is capable of countering
extremist thought and of formulating legislations to incriminate
discrimination, hatred, extremism and violence in Arab countries," he
added.
The session was attended by Dr. Nabil
Al Arabi, Secretary General of the Arab League, HRH Khalid Al Faisal, Governor
of Makkah and Founding Chairman of the ATF, Amr Musa, former Arab League
Secretary General and other Arab senior officials.
Al Dhaheri underlined the current
challenges facing the Arab world which require more solidarity, integration and
joint action.
"There is no other way to ensure
better future for the Arab nation than joining forces to confront all
challenges, including the terrorism, which is growing at both regional and
international levels," he said.
"Terrorism, he continued,
"has become a global risk that recognizes no national borders, linked to
no certain religion or group and spares no nation from its evils, and
therefore, it is important to promote centrist culture to address it."
Al Dhaheri also highlighted the Arab
League's important role and called for enhancing that role to enable it
shoulder its responsibility of strengthening joint action and translating Arab
nation's aspirations for a better tomorrow.
He concluded his speech by thanking
Prince Khalid Al Faisal and Dr. Nabil Al Arabi for their keen efforts and
contributions in organizing the conference, held under the theme: "Arab
integration: Challenges and horizons".
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