A reliable source at the Arab League General Secretariat said Monday that the date of holding the fifth Arab-African summit in the Saudi capital of Riyadh has been postponed.
The summit was due to be held in the Saudi capital on November 25.
The source said Saudi Arabia, in its capacity as the host of the summit, said the Arab League General Secretariat and the African Union Commission decided to delay the summit and will set a new date for it in the first quarter of 2020.
The first Afro-Arab summit was held in Cairo in 1977, the second was held in the Libyan city of Sirte in 2010 and the third in Kuwait in 2013 while the fourth was took place in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, in 2016.
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