The Riyadh summits put points on the letters regarding confronting terrorism, especially in light of the stress on the need to stop the support of some countries for terrorist organizations, and to provide them with political cover. The summit also witnessed the announcement of the launch of the Global Center for Combating Terrorism. Egyptian deputies stressed the importance of the decisions that came out of the summit, in setting measures to combat terrorism, pointing to the need for countries of the world to put pressure on those who sponsor terrorism, to stop creating an environment for terrorist organizations. They pointed out that the Center for Moderation, which was inaugurated yesterday, will provide enormous potential for the dissemination of moderate Islamic thought.
Tariq Radwan, Undersecretary of the Foreign Relations Committee in the House of Representatives, said: The summits held in Riyadh during the 48 hours carried many messages, the most important of which is the need for global solidarity to confront terrorist organizations, pointing out that US President Trump is keen to develop relations with Arab countries after a dry period during the era of Former US President Barack Obama.
The Undersecretary of the Foreign Relations Committee explained that the US administration's view of the Middle East region has begun to differ from the previous one, pointing to the need for concerted Arab, Islamic and international efforts to confront this scourge.
Representative Saeed Shabayek, a member of the Support Egypt Coalition, said: The Riyadh summits put their hands on the areas of action in confronting terrorism, because terrorist organizations are just a tool only to implement the plans of major countries that sponsor these organizations and provide them with the necessary resources, adding that there is a need for the participating countries to take At the Riyadh summit, urgent steps are taken against all those who contain the leaders of terrorism, and take means of pressure against them, to besiege all terrorist organizations during the coming period. In the same context, Representative Ali Abdel-Wanis, a member of the House of Representatives, praised the results of the Arab-Islamic-American Summit and its exit with important decisions that help solve the issues of the Arab and Islamic nation, and invest the summit’s decisions in eliminating terrorism and armed organizations, which threaten not only the Arab region, but the whole world.
Mohamed Hefny (Cairo)
