Editorials for UAE newspapers – ArduPoint

Abu Dhabi (Urdu Point Network 09 October 2020 -) The editorials of local newspapers issued this morning dealt with a number of Arab, regional and international issues, foremost of which are the Libyan crisis, the progress made in the Bouznika talks, developments in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, and Turkey’s expansion project.

Under the heading “The Path of Reconciliation in Libya”, the newspaper “Al-Khaleej” wrote in its editorial “more than an indication of significant progress in the file of the Libyan crisis, as negotiators in the Moroccan city of Bouznika a few days ago made important successes and remarkable breakthroughs, especially with regard to the sovereign positions.” The seven in the country, which was a node in all the talks that took place in more than one Arab and European capital and city. ”

The newspaper added: “It seems that all parties involved in the conflict have realized the importance of seizing the opportunity, time and international positions welcoming the closure of the war file and moving towards internal reconciliation that ends the tragedies that the Libyan people have been experiencing since the overthrow of the Muammar Gaddafi regime in October of 2011, following a wave of protests and transformations It accompanied what was known as the “Arab Spring”, which swept through a number of countries, some of which emerged unscathed, such as Tunisia and Egypt, while it is still doing its negative actions in Libya, Syria and Yemen.

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And she continued: “The bet today lies in the upcoming negotiations, scheduled for the middle of this month in the Swiss city of Geneva, where the negotiating teams will be able to put the final touches on a comprehensive agreement that ends internal strife and establishes a future stage, entitled political reconciliation and upholding Libya’s interest over other foreign projects. It aims to divide the country and plunder its wealth, as oil wealth is the first target of foreign projects, not from today, but for a long time. ”

She pointed out that the next dialogue in Geneva aims to find understandings regarding the form of the new authority in the country, especially after Fayez al-Sarraj, the head of the Interim Government of National Accord, announced his intention to resign from his post at the end of this month, and there will be a number of files that must be resolved, most notably the separation of power. In addition to renewing commitment to the outcomes of the Berlin Conference and their implementation, and calling on the parties concerned to accelerate ceasefire efforts, and to abide by the arms embargo imposed on Libya.

Al-Khaleej concluded its editorial by saying, “Nevertheless, it is not necessary to be overly optimistic about the results of the upcoming negotiations, especially since there are those who lurk to sabotage any solutions between the conflicting parties, as some parties believe that any political settlement in the country would reduce its influence inside Libya.” Therefore, it is working hard to spoil any approach to the solution, as is the case with Turkey, which is striving to thwart any solution, because the return of stability to the country means removing its forces that came to support the “reconciliation” militia in Tripoli, in addition to pushing hundreds of mercenaries to Libya, coming from Syria and other countries, whose moves are like chess pieces, according to the Turkish need and interest.

For its part, under the heading “Turkey … for patience has limits,” “Al Bayan” newspaper wrote every time that the President of the Turkish regime, Erdogan, fails to achieve his expansionist dreams, he resorts to igniting tensions by sending hundreds of fighters to the disputed Nagorno Karabakh region with Armenia, as he did in Syria and Libya.

The newspaper pointed out that the illusions of the past that inhabit Erdogan made him forget that sovereign states are no longer subordinate to him, and that Turkish play on the brink of the abyss may cause a great slippage and high prices that he will pay as a result of his persistence in his arrogance and ignoring international decisions.

She pointed out that the aggressiveness of Turkish foreign policy is not considered something new, through Erdogan’s endeavor to ignite chaos and terrorism in the region, but to put the world on the brink of conflicts that cannot be contained, this is a terrible thing, and the world will not tolerate Erdogan’s reckless policies more than necessary, and it has run out. His patience, as tension will be the master of the situation if Turkey is not deterred, and Erdogan’s crazy adventures are stopped, knowing that he is not only risking pushing the region into open wars, but also putting his country in a dark era of madness that leads to its collapse.

Al-Bayan concluded its editorial by saying: “The Turkish president is not convinced that his project to restore the Ottoman Empire is a failed project that is incapable of comprehending changes in history and geography, as he is heading to escalation due to the pressures of the narrow circle that supports him, but he forgot that he is also risking the future of Turkey itself. And that in the end he will pay the price for his personal ambitions and his tampering with the country’s politics. ”

As for Al-Watan newspaper, it wrote under the title “Authentic Agents of Terrorism”: “At a time when the overwhelming majority of countries in the world are working to confront challenges and cooperate with each other in order to exchange expertise and experiences to improve reality and create a ground through which the future can be read accurately, it is still Some regimes suffer from stagnation in their thinking and stagnation in simulating reality and global positions, and working to ignite fires, intervene and support terrorism. ”

The newspaper added, “This is what appears today through the Turkish and Iranian regimes and the destructive agendas that they are working on with the aim of achieving historical ambitions, goals and goals that have become outdated and can no longer be accepted.

In addition to what this represents in terms of threatening the shape of the entire region, and the reason is that the interventions target several countries simultaneously. In the end, the security, safety and stability of the region has become in direct targeting by causing the weakening of important countries in the Middle East so that the passage of plans is viable.

She indicated that the military intervention and the attempt to change the perceptions of even societies in the target countries is one of the reprehensible tools pursued by the agendas of Tehran and Ankara alike, as well as working to spread terrorism and transfer mercenaries and cross-border militias everywhere, that either of the two regimes can find an outlet to it. This led to millions of victims in many peoples who suffered misfortunes as a result of the blatant interventions of the two regimes that are compatible in supporting terrorism, violating international law, violating state sovereignty, and threatening the historical existence of countries that are not linked to any of the two countries that compete in brutality except for the “curse of geography.”

She noted that the world is developing and advancing and focusing on matters that have become a priority of time, such as development, artificial intelligence and advanced technology, and at every moment what is considered a shift in the life of humanity as a whole can happen, at a time when the authorities holding the decision in both Turkey and Iran seem like someone who wants to deal With the present time with a mentality that goes back to centuries, not decades!

Al-Watan concluded its editorial by saying: “Embracing terrorism, sponsoring it and financing it is a crime according to the various laws in force, and the world that has suffered greatly from the scourge of terrorism must at a certain moment be ready to move in the face of all those who tamper with international security and stability, and today the sanctions that include paralyzing the arms of Turkey and Iran appear. The two extending in several more realistic directions and this is what is being worked on. There is no doubt that the deteriorating economic conditions in both countries are a reflection of the global wave of outrage at what is being committed and perpetrated by regimes that lack the simplest types of wisdom and conscience and believe that the occupation time can return again.