Manama:Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Jasem Albudaiwi emphasized that security integration among member states is a key pillar of the Gulf's security and stability system. He highlighted that joint security cooperation reflects the strength of Gulf ties and a unified stance.
According to Saudi Press Agency, Albudaiwi noted the GCC's ability to function within an integrated security framework, which is essential for safeguarding their achievements, sovereignty, and the security of their citizens. He stressed that the security of GCC states is indivisible, with any threat to one being a threat to all.
Albudaiwi delivered these remarks at the 43rd meeting of GCC interior ministers in Manama, chaired by Bahraini Minister of Interior General Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa. The meeting focused on the importance of Gulf security integration amid rapid regional security developments.
He praised the efficiency and dedication of the GCC ministries of interior, especially in the wake of Iranian attacks on GCC states. Albudaiwi condemned the Houthi militia's attacks on Saudi Arabia, affirming GCC solidarity with Saudi Arabia in protecting its security and sovereignty.