Recognizing that each State has the right to legally determine its nationals in conformity with international standards and obligations; Recognizing that situations of conflict, asylum and forced displacement threaten the rights and safety of women, children and affected families, that impacts negatively on family composition, family unity, identity and personal status. Emphasizing the importance of finding solutions to address the gaps in “Belonging and Legal Identity” as one of the most important causes of despair and frustration which leads to the increase of crime and terrorism; Reaffirming the importance of promoting the rights and protection of refugee children and taking special measures to strengthen civil registration systems affected by armed terrorism, crises, conflicts, disasters and conditions of insecurity, and the need to register marriages to maintain family unity and to promote the protection of marginalized women, including widows, and those forcibly separated from their husbands, upholding their fundamental rights in accordance with the relevant international instruments and the development of women's health programmes; Recalling the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the fifth of which calls for gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls by 2030, and target 10.3, which calls for the repeal of laws and the elimination of discriminatory policies, and goal 16.9, which calls for universal access to legal identity, including birth registration of all children by 2030, as a basis for improving social protection for all and, in particular, of the most marginalized groups, and thereby, facilitating access to assistance in crises and promoting women's empowerment and reducing mortality for especially newborns, which can be avoided; We underscore the following: 1. Urge member States to provide an enhanced protection to refugee children, especially unaccompanied and separated children, emphasizing the provision of services that meet children’s needs and providing them with psychological and moral support in particular. 2. Call upon LAS Secretariat to enact an Arab Model Law that reflects best practices in granting nationality at birth, including to displaced and refugee children. 3. Call upon Member states to enact legislations, and review and enforce their national laws on nationality; to ensure, without exception, that all children, including unaccompanied children are registered upon birth and are able to acquire a nationality, in particular by promoting laws enabling women to pass their nationalities to their children in compliance with the relevant international Conventions and Covenants. 4. Encourage and support the effective implementation of laws that safeguard the rights of children in the region to enjoy a legal identity, including a name, a nationality and family relations, with relevant measures including awareness-raising, publicity, training and capacity-building for those concerned and competent to take into account the achievement of gender equality, including judges, local leaders and relevant civil society;