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Saudi considers anti-terror fund

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A meeting of Arab security media will meet next Tuesday to discuss a package of issues including the fight against terrorism and protection from crime by creating public awareness.

Saudi Arabia’s Interior minister Prince Naif will open the meeting attended by counterparts from other Arab countries, the Saudi Gazette reported.

Other issues on the agenda include a proposal for the establishment of two Arab funds to finance anti-terrorist media programmes and joint security media production.

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