Article: GCC Leaders End Summit with Vow to Strengthen Inter-member Ties

The six-member Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) wrapped up their two-day meeting in the Bahraini capital of Manama on Sunday after discussing a wide range of issues concerning inter-member relations and regional situation.

The GCC leaders touched upon for the first time the issue of a single currency. They demanded that GCC central bank governors set a timetable for the introduction of the projected currency. And it was decided that a meeting of the finance ministers will be convened in March to tackle details of the issue.

The leaders also dealt with other economic issues, including allowing GCC nationals to own real estate in any of the member states, aimed at expanding economic activities ...

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