شدد الأمين العام لمجلس التعاون الخليجي جاسم البديوي على ضرورة حل الخلافات بين إسرائيل وإيران بالطرق السلمية، مطالباً مجلس الأمن والأمم المتحدة بالتحرك لوقف انتهاك إسرائيل للقانون الدولي.
وأوضح البديوي في تصريح إلى «القبس» الكويتية، عقب الاجتماع الاستثنائي الـ48 للمجلس الوزاري لمجلس التعاون، الذي عقد اليوم (الإثنين)، أن مجلس التعاون الخليجي يبذل الجهود المشتركة لتسوية الأمور ووقف الحرب، وهناك مساعٍ خليجية على كافة الأصعدة لوقف الحرب والتواصل مع جميع الأطراف؛ لأن آثارها ستكون وخيمة وستصل لكل العالم.
وأشار إلى أن المجلس الوزاري الخليجي طالب مجلس الأمن الدولي بضرورة الدفع بمواصلة المفاوضات الأمريكية الإيرانية في سلطنة عمان والالتزام بالأسس والمبادئ في حسن الجوار وسيادة الدول، معلناً عن اجتماع سيعقد قريباً لكبار المسؤولين من وزراء الخارجية لبحث المواقف والسعي إلى وقف الحرب وبحث كل التطورات في المنطقة واتخاذ المواقف الحكيمة لحل هذه الحرب.
وأشار البديوي إلى أن المجلس الوزاري الاستثنائي أشاد بالجهود المشتركة المبذولة لإجلاء مواطني دول المجلس والدول الأخرى العالقين في إيران.
وكانت صحيفة «وول ستريت جورنال» الأمريكية، قد ذكرت أن إيران تبعث بـ«إشارات عاجلة» تفيد بأنها تسعى لـ«إنهاء الأعمال العدائية»، واستئناف المحادثات بشأن برنامجها النووي.
وتتواصل الهجمات المتبادلة بين إسرائيل وإيران لليوم الرابع على التوالي وسط مخاوف كبيرة من توسع مخاطرها في المنطقة وآثارها على الأمن والسلم الدوليين. فيما بدأت عدد من الدول إجلاء رعاياها من إسرائيل وآخرها ألمانيا، إذ قال المتحدث باسم وزارة الخارجية الألمانية اليوم إن بلاده ستبدأ إجلاء مواطنيها من إسرائيل عبر العاصمة الأردنية عمان في رحلة جوية مستأجرة. وأضاف: «أُبلغ الألمان في إسرائيل المسجلون على قائمة التأهب للأزمات بهذا الخيار وبالتفاصيل».
البديوي: مجلس التعاون يبذل جهوداً مشتركة لوقف الحرب بين إسرائيل وإيران
16 يونيو 2025 - 20:35
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The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jasem Al-Budaiwi, emphasized the necessity of resolving the disputes between Israel and Iran through peaceful means, urging the Security Council and the United Nations to take action to stop Israel's violations of international law.
Al-Budaiwi clarified in a statement to the Kuwaiti newspaper "Al-Qabas," following the extraordinary 48th meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council, which was held today (Monday), that the Gulf Cooperation Council is making joint efforts to settle matters and stop the war, and there are Gulf efforts at all levels to halt the conflict and communicate with all parties; because its repercussions will be severe and will affect the entire world.
He pointed out that the Gulf Ministerial Council called on the United Nations Security Council to push for the continuation of U.S.-Iranian negotiations in the Sultanate of Oman and to adhere to the principles of good neighborliness and the sovereignty of states, announcing that a meeting will be held soon for senior officials from foreign ministers to discuss positions and seek to stop the war and address all developments in the region and take wise positions to resolve this war.
Al-Budaiwi noted that the extraordinary ministerial council praised the joint efforts made to evacuate the citizens of the member states and other countries stranded in Iran.
The American newspaper "The Wall Street Journal" reported that Iran is sending "urgent signals" indicating that it is seeking to "end hostilities" and resume talks regarding its nuclear program.
The mutual attacks between Israel and Iran continue for the fourth consecutive day amid significant concerns about the expansion of their risks in the region and their effects on international security and peace. Meanwhile, several countries have begun evacuating their nationals from Israel, the latest being Germany, as the spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry stated today that his country will start evacuating its citizens from Israel via the Jordanian capital, Amman, on a chartered flight. He added: "Germans in Israel registered on the crisis alert list have been informed of this option and the details."
Al-Budaiwi clarified in a statement to the Kuwaiti newspaper "Al-Qabas," following the extraordinary 48th meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council, which was held today (Monday), that the Gulf Cooperation Council is making joint efforts to settle matters and stop the war, and there are Gulf efforts at all levels to halt the conflict and communicate with all parties; because its repercussions will be severe and will affect the entire world.
He pointed out that the Gulf Ministerial Council called on the United Nations Security Council to push for the continuation of U.S.-Iranian negotiations in the Sultanate of Oman and to adhere to the principles of good neighborliness and the sovereignty of states, announcing that a meeting will be held soon for senior officials from foreign ministers to discuss positions and seek to stop the war and address all developments in the region and take wise positions to resolve this war.
Al-Budaiwi noted that the extraordinary ministerial council praised the joint efforts made to evacuate the citizens of the member states and other countries stranded in Iran.
The American newspaper "The Wall Street Journal" reported that Iran is sending "urgent signals" indicating that it is seeking to "end hostilities" and resume talks regarding its nuclear program.
The mutual attacks between Israel and Iran continue for the fourth consecutive day amid significant concerns about the expansion of their risks in the region and their effects on international security and peace. Meanwhile, several countries have begun evacuating their nationals from Israel, the latest being Germany, as the spokesperson for the German Foreign Ministry stated today that his country will start evacuating its citizens from Israel via the Jordanian capital, Amman, on a chartered flight. He added: "Germans in Israel registered on the crisis alert list have been informed of this option and the details."
