Qatar's justice minister meets Egyptian and Syrian counterparts
The talks took place on the sidelines of the 42nd Arab Justice Ministers Council meeting held in Algeria.
Qatar's Minister of Justice and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs held separate talks with his Egyptian and Syrian counterparts in Algeria on Wednesday, Qatar's state news agency QNA reported.
Ibrahim bin Ali bin Issa Al Hassan Al Mohannadi met Egyptian Justice Minister Mahmoud Helmy El Sherif and Syrian Justice Minister Mazhar Abdulrahman Al Wais on the sidelines of the 42nd Arab Justice Ministers Council meeting in Algeria.
The ministers looked at ways to build up judicial and legal cooperation between their countries, along with several issues of shared interest.
The meetings were held in Algiers, where the council's latest session brought together justice ministers from across the Arab world.
The Arab Justice Ministers Council is a body that brings together justice ministers from Arab League states to coordinate legal cooperation and work on shared legal frameworks.
The council meets periodically, and its sessions give member states a regular setting to discuss legal matters and hold bilateral talks away from the main agenda.
Qatar, Egypt and Syria are all members of the League of Arab States, which has long promoted legal and judicial cooperation among its members.
The bilateral meetings reflect the wider practice of using multilateral gatherings to advance direct contacts between governments on legal and judicial affairs.
