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The 17th Meeting of the Permanent Committee of the Gulf Cooperation Council for Combating Terrorism

The National Committee for Combating Terrorism participated in the "17th" meeting of the Permanent Committee of the Gulf Cooperation Council for Combating Terrorism, held from September 3-4, 2024, at the headquarters of the Council's General Secretariat in Riyadh, where several related topics were discussed, and a number of recommendations were issued regarding them.

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Thursday, 5 September 2024 at 05:00·1 minute read

The 17th Meeting of the Permanent Committee of the Gulf Cooperation Council for Combating Terrorism

Source: National Committee for Combating Terrorism

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