Baghdad: The 7th session of the Arab Council for Population and Development, chaired by Iraq, commenced in Baghdad this morning, Thursday, December 4th.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, representatives from various Arab nations gathered to discuss pressing population and development issues in the region. The session aims to explore strategies and policies that can enhance population growth management and sustainable development across the participating countries.

The agenda for the session includes topics such as demographic changes, resource allocation, health, and education. The council seeks to address these areas to promote balanced development and improve the quality of life in Arab countries.

The session also provides a platform for member countries to share experiences and success stories in managing population-related challenges. The discussions are expected to result in actionable recommendations that can be implemented at national and regional levels.