Messenger
THE outcome, or rather the reconciliation achieved at the 41st Gulf Cooperation Council Summit in Al-Ula city in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, undoubtedly opened a new page of relations among the GCC member states despite the extent of woes and stances witnessed throughout the crisis.
The revival of diplomatic relations is a natural and necessary step that crowns the coordination and cooperation in pursuit of the first goal of the Gulf Cooperation Council Charter, which is “to achieve coordination, integration and interdependence among the member states in all aspects, and its unity.”
Indeed, this crisis must turn into a lesson, and we should all work towards preventing anything that will contaminate this relationship. We must also exert every effort to eliminate the stains of the crisis on the popular mood.