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Qatar- Final Communique Of The 41st GCC Summit (MENAFN - The Peninsula) Al-Ula: The 41st session of the Supreme Council of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC), which was held in the Al-Ula Governorate in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with the participation of Their Highnesses and Excellencies heads of the delegations participating in the session, issued its final communique. The final communique affirmed the keenness of the Supreme Council on the strength and cohesion of the Gulf Cooperation Council, and the unity of its members which are linked by special relations and common features based on the Islamic religion and the Arab culture, the common destiny and the unity of purpose that unites its peoples, as well as its common desire to achieve more coordination, integration and interdependence in all fields, in order to fulfil the aspirations of the GCC citizens, confirming the unity of all GCC countries in the face of any threat to any of the Council's members. The final communique praised the sincere efforts and good endeavors exerted by late Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah to heal the rift among the member states, expressing thanks and appreciation for the efforts made by HH the Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah and the friendly United States of America in this regard. The Council welcomed the signing of 'Al-Ula Declaration' which aims at strengthening the unity of ranks and cohesion among the GCC countries, restoring the joint GCC action to normal track, and maintaining security and stability in the region.  The council expressed deep feelings of sorrow and sadness over the death of HM Sultan Qaboos bin Said bin Taimur of Oman and the late Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah who passed away last year. The council praised the achievements of both leaders and the contributions they made to their respective countries, as well as to the Arab and Muslim world. The council also expressed its sadness and offered its condolences to the Kingdom of Bahrain over the death of Prime Minister of Bahrain HRH Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, paying tribute to the efforts he made in advancing joint GCC work.  The council also welcomed HM Sultan Haitham bin Tarek of Oman and HH the Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, expressing full confidence in their abilities to advance the work of the council, and lead its citizens towards further stability and prosperity.  The cabinet also congratulated HRH Crown Prince, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud for chairing the 41st meeting of the council, expressing their appreciation for his opening speech, which reflected the commitment to activating cooperation among the council's member states in all fields. The council also expressed their appreciation to the efforts made by HH President of the UAE Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan during his chairmanship over the 40th session and the important achievements he oversaw during that time. The council then congratulated HM King Hamad bin Eissa Al Khalifa after the Kingdom of Bahrain assumed the chairmanship of the 41st session, wishing the country well in its efforts to enhance joint cooperation among the members in all fields.  The Supreme Council stressed their commitment to the strength and cohesion of the GCC, citing the special relations and common traits they share in terms of the Islamic faith and the Arab culture, in addition to the sense of common destiny and the unity of purpose that unites its people. The council praised the honest efforts by the late Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah of ending the differences between the member countries, expressing thanks to HH the Amir of Kuwait and the United States for their efforts in that regard. The council also welcomed the signing of Al-Ula declaration, which aims to enhance unity and solidarity among the member states, and return joint GCC work to normal in order to maintain the region's security and stability.  The Supreme Council congratulated the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the success of the G20 summit it hosted virtually in 2020 under the presidency of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud. The Council expressed their appreciation to the exceptional efforts made by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during its presidency of the G20, as it proved its leadership and pivotal role In the preparation and management of the summit and the meetings that took place at all levels, despite the health precautions imposed by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and resulted in important decisions in the health, economic, political and social fields, which will positively reflect on supporting and strengthening international cooperation in facing crises and working for a better future for everyone. The Council also commended raising the level of the Presidency of the Saudi-Bahraini Coordinating Council to the level of their Royal Highnesses Crown Princes in the two countries, and welcomed the positive results of the Coordination Council meeting on Dec. 24, 2020 on developing joint bilateral cooperation in a way that enhances integration between the two brotherly countries. The council also welcomed the UAE's launch of a mission to Mars, adding that such projects reflects the interest in science, technology, alternative fuels, and space exploration. The council stressed the importance of exchanging expertise between member states in those fields. They also stressed their support to the UAE in its efforts to host the 2020 Expo Dubai, adding that they are committed to ensuring the success of the international event that strengthens the region's status as an international business hub. The council took note of the decision of HH the Amir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani to hold Shura Council elections in October, praising the move and stressing the importance of coordination between the GCC legislative bodies. They also congratulated the State of Qatar on the election of HE Speaker of the Shura Council Ahmed bin Abdullah Al Mahmoud as President of the Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption (GOPAC) from 2019 to 2021. The council also praised the State of Qatar's preparations for hosting the World Cup 2022, reiterating their commitment to supporting Qatar to ensure the success of the World Cup. They also welcomed Doha's hosting of the International Association of Horticultural Producers' (AIPH) Expo 2023 under the theme of 'Green Desert, Better Environment.'  The council also congratulated President elect Joseph Biden on winning the presidential elections, adding that they look to enhancing historic and strategic ties with the US further during his term in order to establish peace and stability in the region and the world. The council also expressed their hope of further prosperity and progress to the American people under his leadership.  The council then discussed their efforts to tackle the Coronavirus pandemic and thanked frontline workers for their efforts in that regard. The council also reviewed the precautionary health measures taken, praising the policies of the designated authorities for their efforts in limiting the impact of the virus. They also praised citizens and residents for their cooperation with the measures and stressed the importance of cooperation in limiting the spread of the virus. The council also praised the economic and social measures taken that were meant to help alleviate the suffering of those impacted by the virus. They stressed the importance of cooperation with regional and international organizations, in order to exchange expertise in the field of combating the Coronavirus pandemic and addressing its economic and social impacts.  On the vision of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, the council expressed its satisfaction regarding the progress made in that regard and called on all GCC authorities and ministerial committees to intensify their efforts to complete the remaining steps on schedules in order to complete all the necessities for economic unity, the joint defense and security system, and develop a united foreign policy. The supreme council also requested that the general secretariat prepare a comprehensive report on the progress made in implementing the vision.  On joint GCC work, the council was updated on the implementation of the proposal of the late Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud on moving from the cooperation phase to the union phase. The supreme council directed that efforts continue in that regard. The council reviewed the developments of joint GCC work, and stressed the importance of maintaining the gains. The Supreme Council praised the efforts of the GCC countries to enhance integrity and efficiency mechanisms, governance, transparency and accountability in government agencies, and fight corruption. It also directed that the designated GCC authorities and organizations intensify cooperation efforts in that regard.  The council also adopted a general framework for a public health plan to respond to emergencies, and directed the designated authorities to implement the plan in cooperation with the ministries of health of member countries. The council also adopted the establishment of a GCC center for protection and combatting diseases. It also agreed to extend work with a unified law to empower people with disabilities. They also adopted the GCC strategy in the field of civil service and human resources for 2021-2025. The council also adopted a system for precautionary measures from communicable diseases and agreed to work with the law for two years.  On economic integration, the council stressed the importance of focusing on strategic economic projects. The most prominent of which were the requirements of a customs union, establishing a joint GCC market, and a railway project. The council also stressed on the importance of working on establishing food and water security, adopting the fourth industrial revolution goals in the field of information technology and artificial intelligence.  The Supreme Council also reviewed the report on the follow-up to the implementation of the work program of the Economic and Development Affairs Authority, and directed the speedy implementation of what was agreed upon in the Road Map, and the completion of studies and projects to reach economic unity among the countries of the Cooperation Council by 2025.  On joint military and security work, the Supreme Council approved the amendment of Article 6 of the Joint Defense Agreement changing the name of the command from Al Jazeera shield forces to the unified military command of the GCC. The council also ratified the decisions of the joint defense council in its 17th session on military integration. The council also praised the success of the joint military exercise Arabian Gulf Security 2 that was hosted by the UAE in February 2020.  On counter-terrorism, the supreme council reiterated its position of rejecting terrorism regardless of its motives. The council also praised the efforts of the international coalition that is led by the United States in its efforts to fight ISIS, saying the latter has tarnished the image of Islam. It also condemned any cartoons that undermine the prophet Mohammed saying it was a clear hate crime and a form of racism, stressing the importance of promoting a culture of tolerance and peaceful coexistence. The council also welcomed the US decision to label Al Ashtar and Al Mokhtar Brigades in Bahrain as a terrorist organization, which are supported by Iran. It also praised the decision of some countries to label Hezbollah as a terrorist organization, reflecting the commitment of the international community to tackle all forms of terrorism.  The Supreme Council also reviewed a host of regional issues. On the Palestinian issue, it reiterated its firm position of supporting the Palestinian cause as it remains the most important issue for Arabs and Muslims. It also reiterated its support for a Palestinian state based on the borders of June 1967 with East Al Quds as its capital, while also guaranteeing the rights of refugees in line with the Arab Peace Initiative. The council condemned the Israeli occupation's demolishing of Palestinian homes in East Al Quds, calling on the internati