2007 Arab League Summit
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The <entity_0>, also called the <entity_1> Riyadh Summit, refers to a convention of leaders from 21 members of the Arab League who gathered in Riyadh for the 19th Arab <entity_3> in <entity_1>. The <entity_3> convened on the <entity_1> and was preceded by a set of preparatory meetings starting on <entity_1>. The original venue of the 19th Arab <entity_3> was to be Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, but, in mid-<entity_1>, Amr Moussa, Secretary-General of the Arab League, announced that the <entity_3> would convene in Riyadh. This, according to scholars, seemed an “indication that <entity_2> was keen to promote the cause of Arab unity.” Ambassador Mohamed Qattan, Saudi permanent representative to the Arab League, said, “The ongoing developments in the Arab region and the critical situation that the Arab peoples are passing through has prompted the Saudi monarch to call for the convocation of the <entity_3> in Riyadh rather than Sharm El-Sheikh.” Egyptian leaders did not publicly questioning the matter. A major issue that marred the <entity_1> Arab League <entity_3> was the absence of Libya. That government was sworn in on <entity_1> on the basis of the agreement reached in Mecca under the aegis of the so-called "Arab Quartet"—<entity_2>, Egypt, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates.
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