QNA
Braga
The Shura Council has warned of the consequences of the international community’s inability to oblige the Israeli occupation forces to comply with international legitimacy resolutions, considering it a threat to international peace and security.
This came in a speech delivered by Shura Council Member HE Abdullah bin Nasser bin Turki Al Subaie, who is also the vice-president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM), Member of the PAM’s Bureau, during the opening of the 18th Plenary Session, which began in the city of Braga, Portugal on Wednesday.
Subaie referred to the dangerous Israeli escalation in all the occupied Palestinian territories up to the city of Rafah, expressing his regret for the Israeli entity’s persistence in its war on the Gaza Strip.
He said that whenever the opportunity arises to stop the brutal war on Gaza, the Israeli side persists in its stubbornness, highlighting Israel’s declining of a Qatar-Egypt proposal which was approved by the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). He also stressed that Qatar, under the leadership of the Amir His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, supported all peace endeavours and efforts made to find solutions to the Palestinian issue within the framework of international legitimacy and relevant United Nations resolutions.
He added that peace is still possible as long as it is just and sustainable, restores rights to the Palestinian people and guarantees the establishment of their independent state within its borders of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
He stressed Qatar’s belief in dialogue as a way to resolve problems and disputes between countries and between parties and conflicting movements within one country.
He added that Qatar has succeeded in resolving many disputes and disputes between parties and between countries, and is still making strenuous efforts to reach a solution to many regional and international conflicts, and in particular to stop the aggression against Gaza.
Subaie touched on the topics of the 18th Plenary Session of the PAM, such as digital transformation, safe uses of artificial intelligence (AI), future prospects, climate change and energy transformation, and prospects for cooperation and regional economic transformation, highlighting the challenges posed by AI, especially in the military area, which threatens international peace and security.
He called on parliamentarians to seek the assistance of experts and specialists in the field of digital technology and formulate laws and legislation in accordance with the experts’ proposals, ensuring the safe exploitation of artificial intelligence, and approving an international declaration that codifies its use without harming the interests of states and individuals.
He added that Qatar is concerned with cybersecurity and the safe use of digital technology and artificial intelligence, pointing to Qatar’s national strategy in the field of artificial intelligence, which revolves around six pillars: education, access to data, employment, business, research and ethics. The two-day event covers issues, including, among others, artificial intelligence and its impacts on energy and the work accomplished by the PAM Standing Committees.
