KUWAIT: Secretary General of the Arab League Amr Moussa affirmed the inevitability of an Arab-Iranian dialogue to resolve any "sensitive" pending issues, noting that increasing the number of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) state members would do good for the joint Arab actionMoussa's remarks were made during an interview he made with Annahar Kuwaiti newspaper upon his arrival to the state of Kuwait for a two-day visit, which started yesterday, to participate in a special meeting with a number of Arab intellectuals to discuss the latest Arab issues and crises.
Iran is a neighboring country and pending issues with Iran should not lead to a rupture in relations among the Arab states. There are unresolved issues not only within the Arab-Iranian relations but also with Egypt as well," the Arab League chief said. He stressed on the importance of having a comprehensive dialogue with Iran by addressing all unresolved issues in order to eliminate all disputes and establish good neighboring relations based on mutual interests.
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