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GCC Secretary General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi praised the Gulf states for building a development model that balances cultural identity with global openness, saying Gulf Cooperation Council nations have strengthened their regional and international influence through deeper political, economic, and technological integration. Speaking at the Gulf Achievements Forum in Riyadh, Albudaiwi highlighted major advances in security, digital transformation, healthcare, education, and energy connectivity, stressing that the Gulf citizen remains at the heart of the bloc's development strategy. He said the GCC's achievements, including freedom of movement, employment, investment, education, and healthcare access across member states, reflect the growing success of joint Gulf cooperation ahead of the council's 45th anniversary on May 25. Albudaiwi also warned that accelerating global and regional changes make Gulf unity a strategic necessity, urging younger generations to continue strengthening regional cohesion and long-term economic competitiveness.

Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi discusses with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain Jose Manuel Albares the strategic relations between the GCC countries and Spain and ways to cement and develop them in various fields.The meeting took place Tuesday on the sidelines of the meetings of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.While discussing and reviewing the latest developments regionally and internationally, GCC Secretary General praised Spain's great humanitarian position on the Palestinian issue as well as the crisis in Gaza, stressing that this approach reflects the values of solidarity and justice, and contributes to supporting international efforts aimed at ending the human suffering of the Palestinian people and achieving security and stability in the region.