They said the political process in Yemen should resume from the point it stopped in order to discuss the draft constitution and its referendum, holding parliamentary and presidential elections. They condemned Ansarullah for stalling Kuwait-hosted UN-sponsored peace talks. The Arab leaders, meanwhile, condemned the kidnapping of Qatari citizens in Iraq and said this terrorist act was in violation of international law, human rights and Islamic Sharia, as well as harming relations among Arab countries. They voiced solidarity with Qatar in all legal measures it would take to secure the release of its citizens. They held the Iraqi government responsible for the safety of the Qataris. The Arab leaders have also called for providing political and economic support for the institutions of Lebanon in order to enable the government impose sovereignty nationwide. They reiterated support of the Lebanese people to liberate the Shebaa Farms, Kfar Shuba hills and the occupied part of Ghajar village. They condemned all terrorist explosions and armed activities in Lebanon. On Libya, the Arab heads of state and government also called for providing political and financial support for the Libyan government as the legitimate representative of the Libyan people. They rejected military intervention in Libya and affirmed support for the Libyan army to confront terrorist groups including so-called Islamic State (IS). They also called for providing urgent support for the Somali government, urging the UN Security Council to lift the arms embargo to allow the national army carry out its duties fully. --More 03:37 LOCAL TIME 00:37 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w