New Delhi, January 29: Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the League of Arab States (LAS), arrived in New Delhi on Thursday to participate in the second India-Arab Foreign Ministers meeting. The Ministry of External Affairs warmly welcomed the Egyptian leader and his diplomatic team.
MEA spokesperson Randeep Goyal posted on social media platform X, “We are pleased to welcome Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, who has come to New Delhi for the second India-Arab Foreign Ministers meeting and related sessions. The high-level meeting over the next two days demonstrates a shared commitment to a stronger India-Arab partnership across all sectors.”
Earlier, foreign ministers from Comoros, Mabé Mohamed; Palestine, Warsan Agabekian Shaheen; and Sudan, Mohieldin Salim Ahmed Ibrahim, also arrived in New Delhi to attend the meeting.
The Ministry of External Affairs stated, “The India-Arab Foreign Ministers meeting is the largest institutional mechanism to advance this partnership. It was formalized in March 2002 when India and the League of Arab States signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to institutionalize the dialogue process.”
It further added, “During the visit of the then Secretary-General of the Arab League, Amr Moussa, to India in December 2008, an MoU was signed to establish the India-Arab Cooperation Forum, which was later restructured in 2013. India is under the supervision of LAS, a pan-Arab organization comprising 22 member states.”
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