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Qatar Elected Chair of Arab Permanent Committee for International Humanitarian Law

Mohamed Mahmoud
Last updated: 2026/09/21 at 5:30 AM
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Qatar’s Appointment as Chair of the Arab Permanent Committee on International Humanitarian Law

The Ministry of Justice of Qatar announced on Monday, July 9, 2026, that Saeed bin Abdullah Al-Suwaidi, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice and Chairman of the National Committee for International Humanitarian Law, has been elected as the Chairman of the Arab Permanent Committee on International Humanitarian Law. This decision was made during the 166th Ordinary session of the Arab League Council at the ministerial level, held at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo.

The appointment of the Chair of the Arab Permanent Committee on International Humanitarian Law is carried out through a vote among candidates who are heads of national committees dedicated to international humanitarian law in member states of the Arab League or those with relevant expertise.

Qatar’s Initiative in Establishing the Committee

The Ministry highlighted that the establishment of the committee was based on a proposal put forward by Qatar, which received the approval of the Arab League Council at the ministerial level. The committee aims to create an ongoing Arab framework for enhancing cooperation and coordination among Arab national committees in the field of international humanitarian law, exchanging experiences and practices, and promoting a culture of respect for its rules and principles.

Qatar’s Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs, Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Mahmoud, stated that Qatar’s election to lead the Arab Permanent Committee on International Humanitarian Law signifies Arab recognition of the nation’s commitment to justice, the rule of law, and humanitarian work. This achievement underscores Qatar’s active participation in regional and international initiatives related to law, justice, and humanitarian efforts.

Qatar’s Role in Promoting Humanitarian Law

Saeed bin Abdullah Al-Suwaidi expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in him by the Arab committees in electing him as chairman during its first session. He emphasized that this selection represents a significant responsibility and motivation to continue collaborative efforts with Arab nations. He noted that this development honors Qatar’s efforts to support the values of peace, justice, and humanity, enhance respect for international law, and protect civilians while mitigating the impacts of armed conflicts.

Al-Suwaidi pointed out that the importance of this achievement lies not only in Qatar’s presidency of the committee but also in being the initiator of its founding and leading the Arab efforts that resulted in its unanimous approval within the framework of the Arab League. He confirmed that Qatar will prioritize bolstering cooperation and coordination among Arab national committees while promoting the principles of international humanitarian law at national levels.

Enhancing Arab Cooperation on Humanitarian Issues

Furthermore, Al-Suwaidi stressed the importance of unifying the Arab stance on issues related to international humanitarian law and enhancing Arab visibility in relevant regional and international forums. This reflects shared humanitarian values and principles, ultimately aiding in the protection of civilians and those affected by armed conflicts.

The establishment of the Arab Permanent Committee is expected to strengthen collective actions to uphold international humanitarian principles across the Arab world. As Qatar leads this initiative, it will be pivotal in advancing dialogue and cooperation among member states, fostering a more unified and strategic approach to humanitarian issues.

Looking Ahead: Future Steps for the Committee

As the Arab Permanent Committee on International Humanitarian Law begins its work under Qatar’s leadership, observers will be keenly watching how it influences regional humanitarian responses. The committee is expected to focus on sharing best practices, developing joint humanitarian efforts, and ensuring compliance with international humanitarian law among Arab states.

In conclusion, Qatar’s role as chairman marks a significant step forward in Arab cooperation on humanitarian legal matters. There is a strong anticipation for the collaborative initiatives that will develop under this new framework, with the potential to positively impact humanitarian efforts across the region.

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