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GCC’s information ministers reject any attempts to undermine unity of Gulf states

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GCC’s information ministers reject any attempts to undermine unity of Gulf states — Dubai Technology news

RIYADH: The ministers of information in the Gulf Cooperation Council categorically rejected on Wednesday anything that aims to undermine Gulf unity or offend member states and their peoples. The ministers stressed the importance during a meeting in Manama of intensifying the monitoring and documentation of violations committed across various media outlets and digital platforms, and taking all necessary legal measures to hold perpetrators accountable by the authorities in each state. The

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