Syria Participates in Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity in Riyadh
The Syrian Arab Republic participated in the meetings of the Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity, hosted by the Saudi capital, Riyadh. Representing Syria at the sessions was the Charge d’Affaires of the Syrian Embassy in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Mohsen Mehbash.
The event brought together ministers and officials responsible for energy and electricity sectors from various Arab nations, alongside representatives from the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States. The discussions, held on Monday, addressed critical files aimed at fostering joint Arab cooperation within the energy sector.
A primary focus of the deliberations was the development of mechanisms to enhance Arab integration across various energy fields. Participants highlighted plans to advance regional electrical interconnection projects and worked toward the establishment of a unified Arab electricity market. Such initiatives are intended to improve the efficiency and stability of national power grids across the participating countries.
Furthermore, the attendees reviewed regional trends supporting the transition toward renewable energy sources. This shift is gaining increasing importance within the energy strategies of Arab nations as they work to diversify their energy portfolios. The talks also explored methods to ensure the long-term sustainability of electrical infrastructure and strengthen the security of power supplies, addressing the various challenges currently facing the energy sector at both regional and international levels.
Syria’s participation in this session falls within the framework of ongoing efforts to develop the collective Arab approach to electricity and energy management. These initiatives aim to bolster energy security, expand the integration of regional power networks, and facilitate the exchange of successful experiences and technical expertise among Arab states, ultimately contributing to the development of this vital sector.
These meetings serve as an important platform for enhancing diplomatic and technical cooperation among Arab nations. By fostering partnerships, the council aims to address challenges related to electrical infrastructure, a sector that remains a high priority within the broader context of promoting comprehensive development and upgrading national energy systems throughout the region.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
