GCC: Freedom of movement strengthens Gulf unity
The GCC Secretariat says over 41 million cross-border movements reflect growing integration and ease of travel among Gulf states.
Key Takeaways
AIThe Secretariat General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has stated that freedom of movement between member states is a leading example of Gulf integration and unity, noting that citizens made over 41 million cross-border trips—a rise of more than 41% compared to 2007.
In a statement on the X platform, the Secretariat explained that this growth demonstrates the ease and freedom enjoyed by GCC citizens, who can travel without passports via land, sea, or air borders.
The statement added that this indicator reflects the success of joint Gulf cooperation and embodies the aspirations of GCC leaders for greater unity and integration, contributing to a more prosperous future for member states.
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