Arab League holds meetings of specialized committees on childhood, family, and child protection
The Arab League announced the holding of meetings for specialized committees to discuss enhancing children's rights, supporting the stability of Arab families, and combating violence.
Translated by Qiyas from كونا — Original source
Cairo, October 11 (KUNA) -- The Arab League announced on Sunday that meetings of several specialized committees on child and family welfare and the fight against violence against children would be held to explore ways to strengthen children’s rights, support the stability and cohesion of Arab families, and develop mechanisms for joint Arab action in this regard.
In a statement, the Arab League said that the Arab Children’s Committee would discuss enhancing children’s rights and protecting them from violence and exploitation, alongside developing mechanisms for joint Arab action to ensure proper upbringing and follow up on relevant Arab initiatives.
The statement added that the Arab Family Committee would examine issues related to supporting the stability and cohesion of Arab families, strengthening their role in society, and developing policies and programs aimed at addressing the social and economic challenges facing Arab families.
It clarified that the meetings are part of efforts to enhance coordination among member states and exchange expertise and successful experiences, thereby contributing to the protection of children’s and families’ rights and achieving sustainable social development in the Arab region. (End) M.M. / N.S.A.
