Kazakhstan welcomes ‘Al-Ula Declaration’ at GCC summit - GulfToday

Kazakhstan welcomes ‘Al-Ula Declaration’ at GCC summit

  • 09 Jan 2021
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The leaders of Gulf countries arrived in Saudi Arabia’s Al Ula for the 41st Gulf Cooperation Council summit.

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The Republic of Kazakhstan has welcomed the progress achieved by the Al Ula Declaration issued at the Gulf Cooperation Council summit, according to Saudi media.

Kazakh Foreign Ministry said that normalising relations with Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Egypt with Qatar would strengthen the fraternal unity among the people.

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It will benefit and prosper the entire region, stressing Kazakhstan's readiness to develop partnership relations with all Middle East countries.

 

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