Arab foreign ministers reaffirmed the Arab commitment to just and comprehensive peace as a strategic option and that the peace process is a comprehensive process that can not be fragmented and that a just peace in the region can be achieved only through a full Israeli withdrawal from the occupied Palestinian and Arab territories including the Golan Heights up to 4th of June 1967 parallel and from the territories still occupied in southern Lebanon. The Arab Foreign Ministers Council which concluded its 130 Meeting in Cairo last night under the chairmanship of Prince Saud Al-Faisal, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia underscored the importance of reaching a just and agreed upon solution to the Palestinian refugees problem in accordance with UN General Assembly resolution No. 194 of 1948 and establishing an independent and sovereign Palestinian state with East Al-Quds as its capital, according to the Arab peace initiative reaffirmed by Damascus and Riyadh summits. --More