Al-Kaabi’s Speech Highlights Executive Successes in Promoting the Ahwazi Cause on the International Stage
In a speech addressed to the Ahwazi people, Dr. Aref Al-Kaabi, President of the Executive of the Ahwazi State, announced the achievement of significant milestones related to the current situation in Ahwaz and the political dynamics in the region.
In his address through the Ahwazi State TV, Al-Kaabi focused on three main topics: the ongoing regional conflict, the situation in Iran, and the international landscape, emphasizing the committee’s success in elevating the Ahwazi cause on the global stage.
Dr. Al-Kaabi highlighted the successes achieved by the Executive and its members abroad, focusing on two main axes: political and legal, both serving the Ahwazi cause.
The Political Axis
On the political front, Al-Kaabi said, “Your sons in the Executive of the Ahwazi State have worked to ensure that the Ahwazi cause becomes an integral part of the current regional system and the ongoing international regional conflict. The Executive succeeded in this, making the Ahwazi issue, the Ahwazi people, and the future of the Ahwazi State an inseparable part of the regional and international conflict. The efforts of the Executive succeeded in making the Ahwazi cause a subject of discussion in regional and international meetings, reflecting the growing interest in the Ahwazi cause and its future.”
**The Legal Axis**
Regarding the legal situation, Al-Kaabi pointed to the role of the legal committee affiliated with the Executive, which works on solidifying the legal status of the Ahwazi cause in international forums. He mentioned communication with Western and Arab countries to present the Ahwazi cause, which contributed to restoring the issue to its international position before the establishment of the League of Nations. The committee has achieved notable success in strengthening the legal standing of the Ahwazi State.
Diplomatic Achievements
Al-Kaabi also reviewed the diplomatic achievements of the Executive, including the opening of the Ahwazi State’s representation in Brussels, the capital of the European Union, three years ago. This representation has become a starting point for engagement with EU countries, including Belgium, France, Poland, Germany, and the UK, which have been involved in the Ahwazi issue since 1925.
Additionally, the Ahwazi State’s representation was established in Ukraine, where the Ahwazi issue was presented before the Ukrainian parliament. Regarding this, Al-Kaabi said, “The second step is the Ahwazi-Ukrainian relationship, which began over a year ago. The Executive of the Ahwazi State had both a political and legal address before the Ukrainian parliament.”
He added, “We directly requested that Ukrainian lawmakers and MPs discuss that Ahwaz has been an occupied Arab state since 1925, and based on this, the Ahwazi State’s representation was established in Kyiv, maintaining communication with Ukrainian authorities in a manner that serves the Ahwazi cause.”
Popular Support
Dr. Al-Kaabi stressed that the support of the Ahwazi people within the country has played a significant role in achieving these successes, raising hopes for Ahwaz to become a sovereign Arab state.
In conclusion, Al-Kaabi confirmed that the Executive of the Ahwazi State would not stop at these achievements but would continue working to further strengthen the Ahwazi cause politically and legally to fulfill the aspirations of the Ahwazi people.
