Muslim Council Strongly Condemns Attack on UAE Consulate in Iraqi Kurdistan

The Muslim Council, chaired by His Eminence Dr. Ahmed Al-Tayeb, Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, has expressed its strong condemnation of the terrorist attack that targeted the UAE’s consulate in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. This condemnation reflects the Islamic commitment to peace and stability, as the attack, carried out using a drone, caused material damage but, fortunately, resulted in no injuries.

Rejection of Attacks on Diplomats

In a statement issued today, the Muslim Council firmly rejected these treacherous attacks on diplomatic missions. The Council deemed such attacks a blatant violation of international norms and laws. It also noted that these acts represent a dangerous escalation that threatens the security and stability of the entire region.

Affirmation of Support for the UAE and Arab Countries

The Muslim Council reiterated its complete rejection of the blatant attacks targeting the UAE and several other Arab countries. These attacks not only represent an assault on diplomats but also highlight the urgent need to enhance regional and international cooperation to protect common interests and ensure the safety of diplomats.

Promoting Regional Peace and Security

The Muslim Council seeks to promote peace and security in the region through dialogue and understanding. In these challenging circumstances, unity among Arab countries is an urgent necessity to confront common challenges. Council officials emphasized the importance of collective action to address such threats to the security of states and their diplomatic institutions.

The Muslim Council’s stance against attacks on consulates and diplomatic offices serves as a strong call for all nations to work together to ensure the protection of their interests and achieve stability in the regional arena.