les participants appellent à des décisions audacieuses pour relever les défis auxquels la nation arabe est confrontée
Summary of the 38th Congress of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union in Algiers
At the 38th Congress of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union (UIPA) held in Algiers, participants emphasized the vital role of Arab parliaments in championing national issues, particularly the Palestinian cause. Many speakers called for bold decisions to address current challenges faced by the Arab world, advocating for heightened cooperation among parliaments.
Mouhamed Khouraichi Niass, Secretary-General of the Union of Parliaments of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (UPCI), underscored that every Arab Parliament must fulfill its responsibilities towards the central issues of the Arab nation, especially highlighting the significance of a united front to support Palestine against efforts to undermine its existence. He stressed the necessity for intensified collaboration among Arab legislative bodies to effectively communicate Palestinian issues in international forums.
Chikhani Ould Biba, a former vice president of the Mauritanian Parliament and member of the League of Parliamentarians for Jerusalem and Palestine, appreciated the messages from UIPA President Brahim Boughali and the President of the Council of the Nation, Salah Goudjil. Their speeches reaffirmed the importance of the Palestinian cause and the collective effort needed to halt the ongoing conflict affecting the Palestinian people. Biba also praised Algeria’s steadfast support for Palestine at all levels, both from its leadership and its citizens.
Similarly, Badreddine Gammoudi, a member of the Tunisian People’s Assembly and UIPA Executive Committee member, echoed the call for Arab parliaments to unify their positions regarding national issues. He highlighted the need for coordinated efforts to tackle various challenges and expressed hope that the conference’s recommendations would meet the expectations of Arab nations and, importantly, the Palestinian people.
The discussions indicated a strong consensus on the urgency of mobilizing parliamentary efforts to advocate for Palestinian rights and address broader Arab issues. Participants acknowledged the need for concrete actions and strategic collaboration to effectively respond to the aspirations of the Arab population and uphold the dignity of Palestine.
In conclusion, the congress served as a platform for reaffirming commitment to Palestinian solidarity and fostering unity among Arab parliaments. It highlighted the critical role of legislative bodies in shaping policies and decisions that could significantly impact the region’s future. The participants left with a renewed sense of responsibility, focusing on practical steps to support the Palestinian cause and preserve the identity of the Arab nation.
