* The two-day Arab summit which concluded in Beirut yesterday calls for Israel’s total withdrawal from occupied Arab land.

* Urges just solution to the problem of Palestinian refugees.

* Holds Israel responsible for the Palestinian refugee problem.

* Rejects attack on Iraq and calls for the lifting of sanctions on Baghdad.

* Welcomes Iraq’s affirmation to honor Kuwait’s independence and sovereignty.

* Calls for a Palestinian state with Palestinian territories occupied by Israel since 1967 war.

* Decides to hold the next summit in Manama, Bahrain in March 2003.

* Urges all countries to support the new peace plan.

* Offers normal ties with Israel within the framework of a comprehensive peace settlement.

* Condemns Israel’s “full-scale, programmed and destructive war” against the Palestinians.

* Holds Israel fully responsible for its brutal aggression on the Palestinians and the Palestinian Authority.

* Salutes the brave Palestinian uprising against occupation forces.

* Affirms a previous decision to cut ties with countries which shift their embassies to Jerusalem or recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

* Condemns Israel’s continued occupation of the Golan Heights.

* Backs Lebanon’s efforts to liberate its land from Israeli occupation.

* Advises member states to cut ties with Israel and revive boycott of the Jewish state if the peace process suffers any set back.

* Urges Israel to join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

* Welcomes EU initiatives to achieve a comprehensive and just peace settlement in the Middle East.

* Urges the US to revive the Middle East peace process.

* Blasts Israeli policy of killings and destruction on the pretext of combating terrorism.

* Rejects moves to exploit the war on terrorism to attack Arab countries.

* Approves $330 million aid to support the Palestinian Authority’s budget for six months from April 1.

* Backs the plans to finance Palestinian uprising, including a campaign to collect one-day salary of Arab employees for the purpose.

* Affirms the UAE’s sovereignty on three Gulf islands — Abu Moussa, the Lesser and Greater Tunbs.

* Calls to differentiate between terrorism and the right of people to resist foreign occupation.

* Calls for the lifting of international sanctions against Libya.

* Rejects foreign intervention in Somalia’s affairs.

* Backs the rights of Iraq and Syria to the waters of Euphrates and Tigris.

* Calls for strengthening cooperation between Arab and African states.

* Proposes an international fund to fight poverty.

* Affirms the importance of encouraging inter-Arab investments.

* Backs the Arab Organization for Communication and Information Technology in Tunis and Arab Forum for Information Technology in Cairo.