Saudi Gazette report
RIYADH — Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb participated within the 52nd Pacific Islands Discussion board, which was held within the Cook dinner Islands, to debate methods of enhancing cooperation between Saudi Arabia and member states of the discussion board.
On the sidelines of the discussion board, which lasted for five days from November 6-10, Al-Khateeb held various bilateral conferences with the leaders attending the Pacific Islands Discussion board.
Through the assembly, officers mentioned methods to develop environmental and tourism contributions for a secure and sustainable future, along with reviewing the longer term cooperation prospects for a affluent current and promising future for the Pacific Island nations.
The discussion board thought-about various matters akin to peace, governance, safety, funding, local weather change, social alternatives, along with discussing boosting financial progress, enhancing the transportation hyperlinks, and rising commerce and funding.
The Pacific Islands Discussion board is an intergovernmental group established in 1971 and now consists of 18 members, all of that are small island states besides New Zealand and Australia.
The tasks of the discussion board is to work on supporting its member governments to advertise the financial and social progress of the peoples of the South Pacific by cooperation between the governments of member nations and worldwide companies.