Gulf States Reject Armed Groups

Jassim Al-Bidawi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, affirmed that the presence of armed groups outside state institutions threatens its sovereignty and security. He called on the international community to stop the flow of weapons and funding, and to provide support to enhance the capabilities of security and judicial institutions. He emphasized that building a strong state with institutions prevents security vacuums and limits the expansion of armed groups' influence. He also highlighted that this phenomenon poses a global challenge that worsens as these groups acquire weapons and resources either independently or through external support. The Gulf's stance aligns with efforts to promote political solutions and reinforce state authority in the region, while continuing to support recovery and development efforts in Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria.

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