UN, GCC chiefs condemn Houthi militia attacks on Saudi Arabia, saying serious threat to regional security
NEW YORK — UN Secretary General António Guterres and GCC Secretary General Jasem Albudaiwi condemned the Houthi militia's attacks on Saudi Arabia and their targeting of civilian sites. They underscored that these attacks pose a severe threat to regional peace and security. The leaders made the remarks during their meeting on Saturday on the sidelines of the GCC secretary general's participation…
UNITED Nations Secretary General António Guterres and Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary General Jasem Albudaiwi strongly condemned the recent attacks carried out by the Houthi militia on Saudi Arabia, targeting civilian sites. They emphasized that these attacks pose a grave threat to the stability and security of the entire region.
The leaders made these assertions during their meeting on Saturday, coinciding with the GCC secretary general's attendance at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
During their discussions, Guterres and Albudaiwi addressed various subjects, with a primary focus on reviewing the relationship and collaboration between the GCC and the UN, as well as exploring methods to strengthen and reinforce these ties to benefit shared interests. They also shared perspectives on the most recent regional situations, alongside deliberating on numerous regional issues and the initiatives to tackle them.
In a positive note, the UN secretary general acknowledged the accomplishments, advancements, and prosperity attained by the member states of the GCC, as well as their regional and global endeavors to bolster security and stability.
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