ShareCAIRO: The Arab League, at the meeting of the 160th session of permanent delegates, approved Kuwait’s proposal to include an item in the field of artificial intelligence among resolutions to be submitted to the Arab foreign ministers on Wednesday. The permanent representative of Kuwait to the Arab League and Kuwait ambassador in Cairo, Ghanem Al-Ghanem, told the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) that the permanent delegates discussed the draft resolutions that will be submitted to the meeting at the level of foreign ministers.
Ambassador Al-Ghanem explained that the council approved Kuwait’s proposal to include an item on artificial intelligence due to its outstanding importance, which requires coordination and strengthening of joint cooperation between the concerned authorities and institutions in the member states. He stressed Kuwait’s keenness to support joint Arab action and enhance Arab cooperation.
In another development, the Arab Parliament extolled on Tuesday Saudi Arabia’s announcement of the establishment of the Global Water Organization, considering it a vital step for concerted Arab and international efforts to protect water security, especially since water security is an integral part of Arab and international national security.
In a statement, Speaker of the Arab Parliament Adel Al-Asoomi appreciated the directives of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud and the efforts of Prince Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister, in launching this organization with its headquarters in Riyadh. This organization will contribute significantly to enhancing cooperation and efforts to confront the current challenges that multiple countries in the world suffer from because of water scarcity, he pointed out.
This step represents a new addition to the crucial role that Saudi Arabia plays regionally and internationally to find practical solutions to the crises facing the region, as well as its pioneering role in the field of environmental sustainability and confronting climate change, Al-Asoomi explained. - KUNA
