GCC Tackles Security via Partnerships
The article discusses the 168th GCC Ministerial Council meeting held in Manama, during which the Secretary-General emphasized the destabilizing targeting by the Houthi militia against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the threat to regional security. He called for decisive international action to hold the militia accountable. The Secretary-General also stressed the need for Iran to comply with international law to ensure freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and to protect maritime corridors, amid ongoing condemnation of Iranian attacks on the GCC member states. On the economic front, the meeting reviewed Gulf cooperation projects, such as water and electricity linkage, as well as trade agreements with international countries and organizations. These initiatives aim to enhance economic integration within the region and strengthen the international partnerships of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
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