The Cabinet welcomed "Tunisia Declaration" which included assurances about the issues and political, security, economic and cultural challenges facing the Arab nation.The Cabinet lauded the outcomes of the 11th meeting, held in Tunisia by the Arab Ministerial Quartet Committee in charge of following-up the crisis with Iran and ways of addressing its interferences in the internal affairs of the Arab countries, including the committee's condemnation of the continuation of Iranian interference in the internal affairs of the Arab countries.The Minister of Media added that the Cabinet affirmed that the royal visit currently being paid by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to the Eastern Region in order to be reassured of the citizens' situations comes within his permanent keenness and care of the Saudi citizens in various regions of the Kingdom and achieving steady renaissance and development for the dear homeland. The Cabinet lauded the King's directives to release all insolvent Saudi prisoners with non-criminal cases, whose debts do not exceed one million Saudi Riyals from jails in the Eastern Region, and payment of all their over dues.The Cabinet pointed out that the Global Aviation Summit 2019 launched under the patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and signing of a number of agreements on air services between the government of the Kingdom and a number of countries, reflect the Saudi leadership's conviction that the success of the air transport industry can only be achieved through close cooperation among the countries of the world and specialized transport institutions inside.The Cabinet affirmed that laying the foundation stone by HRH the Crown Prince for the establishment of the Air War Center and the dedication of the first Hawk jet training aircraft with some of its parts assembled and manufactured locally by Saudi personnel, reflect the Kingdom's keenness on empowering the national military industries and supporting the Kingdom's economy within objectives of the Kingdom Vision 2030.The Cabinet asserted that the Kingdom's ranking as 13 globally and first at the Arab level out of 175 states on the Global Cybersecurity Index (GCI) recently issued by the United Nations International Telecommunication Union (ITU), comes as a crown of the great support provided by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and HRH the Crown Prince for this sector.--More18:24 LOCAL TIME 15:24 GMT0018 www.spa.gov.sa/w1078166