Jordan to host Arab, Muslim foreign ministers' meeting on Jerusalem
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Jordan will host a meeting on Wednesday bringing together the foreign ministers of Arab states serving on the Arab Ministerial Committee tasked with international action against what it describes as illegal 'Israeli' policies and measures in occupied Jerusalem, along with the Secretary-General of the Arab League and the foreign ministers of Indonesia, Pakistan, Türkiye and Malaysia.
The meeting will focus on developments in Jerusalem and its Islamic and Christian holy sites, with participants expected to coordinate a unified position in response to what they describe as escalating and illegal Israeli measures targeting the city's identity and its religious sanctities.
The Arab Ministerial Committee includes Jordan, Tunisia, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Iraq, Palestine, Qatar, Egypt and Morocco, in addition to the Secretary-General of the Arab League.
The gathering comes amid ongoing regional concern over the situation in occupied Jerusalem and efforts to strengthen diplomatic coordination in support of the city's Islamic and Christian holy sites.
