News - Middle East: The Member of the National Delegation AbdulMalik Alejri considered the presence of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad at the Jeddah Summit, and the Saudi-Iranian agreement, as an official declaration of the failure of the US-Israeli-Gulf Arab alliances to isolate and punish the countries of the axis of resistance.

In a Twitter post he wondered about the possibility of the Jeddah Summit contributing to the transformation of the policies of the countries of the region from collision to integration and from sects to development and interests.

He considered recognition and integration necessary to establish a regional balance in the region.

"The focus of regional concerns and foreign policies of the region's active countries on development means a decline in the impact of ideological identities of a sectarian and destructive nature on regional policies," he added.

Alejri also pointed to the need to form a regional economic bloc and a conflict-free zone that qualifies the region to contribute to bargaining to reshape the global system.

Arab government representatives in Cairo voted on May 7 to return Syria to the Arab League after a 12-year suspension.

All 13 of the 22 member states that attended the session endorsed the decision.

The Arab League suspended Syria’s membership in November 2011, citing an alleged crackdown by Damascus on opposition protests. Syria has denounced the move as “illegal and a violation of the organization’s charter.”

Syria was one of the six founding members of the Arab League in 1945. In recent months, an increasing number of countries and political parties have called for the reversal of its suspension from the Arab League.

During his address at the Arab League summit in the Saudi city of Jeddah, Assad hoped for increased cooperation between regional states, saying, “I hope that it marks the beginning of a new phase of Arab action for solidarity among us, for peace in our region, development and prosperity instead of war and destruction.”

He noted that the gaps between Syria and other Arab states that have emerged over the last decade must be addressed, and the most important thing is to let the people manage their internal affairs and avoid external interference.

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