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GCC hopes to find a solution to Lebanon crisis
Source: Nowlebanon.com, 20-05-2008
The leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council, who held a summit in Dammam, Saudi Arabia this afternoon stated that they hope "the Lebanese factions will reach a solution to the crisis through the dialogue hosted by Doha, which has reached a crucial stage."
GCC Secretary General Abdul Rahman Al-Attiya told reporters after the summit that "the meeting was consultative, and leaders look to the parties to reach a solution to the crisis in order to achieve security, stability and prosperity for the people of Lebanon." He added that the leaders support the efforts of Qatar for hosting the Lebanese factions.
Attiya pointed out that the leaders "reviewed developments in the region and voiced regret at the continuing conflict and tension in Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, Somalia and the crisis of Iran's nuclear dossier."
The leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council, who held a summit in Dammam, Saudi Arabia this afternoon stated that they hope "the Lebanese factions will reach a solution to the crisis through the dialogue hosted by Doha, which has reached a crucial stage."
GCC Secretary General Abdul Rahman Al-Attiya told reporters after the summit that "the meeting was consultative, and leaders look to the parties to reach a solution to the crisis in order to achieve security, stability and prosperity for the people of Lebanon." He added that the leaders support the efforts of Qatar for hosting the Lebanese factions.
Attiya pointed out that the leaders "reviewed developments in the region and voiced regret at the continuing conflict and tension in Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan, Somalia and the crisis of Iran's nuclear dossier."
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