Proceeding contribution from Lord Hague of Richmond (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Monday, 4 April 2011. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Africa and the Middle East.
Africa and the Middle East
The number of Arab states involved in military participation is two, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. They have both supplied fighter aircraft to support the no-fly zone. Of course, other states are involved in humanitarian assistance, and the 34 also include states that have given over-flight rights to assist in the implementation of the UN resolution. That would be a minority of the 34, but I do not have the numbers to hand for each different category of Arab support. We should be clear that the Arab League continues to support the implementation of the resolution robustly. It attended our meeting at the London conference, and we will expect to see it in Doha as well. There were five or six Arab nations represented at the London conference, and I hope that more than that will join the contact group. The support of Arab nations for what we are doing has been maintained from the beginning, and it continues.
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- Bombings Civilians Humanitarian aid EU action Politics and government Military aircraft United Nations Violence UN resolutions Sanctions Lockerbie African Union Middle East Yemen Libya League of Arab States World Food Programme Côte d'Ivoire Gaddafi, Muammar Bahrain Koussa, Moussa
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