5. Call upon the Member states to spread awareness of laws relating to nationality and to provide all children upon birth with all identification papers through conducting awareness campaign to all social segments to register all births. 6. Urge Member States to cooperate in the establishment of a database consisting of the laws relating to personal status, civil status and nationality in the region, with the technical support of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. 7. To take necessary measures to strengthen civil registration during humanitarian emergencies. 8. Examine possible approaches to strengthen national civil registration systems through the use of innovative technology to facilitate greater access to persons in remote locations and to preserve records. 9. Call upon Member States to put an end to all forms of discrimination in the area of nationality and to take concrete steps to amend laws and legislation relating to nationality in order to grant women and men equal rights in conferring nationality to children and spouses and to acquire, change or retain nationality in conformity with international standards and not contrary to national interests; 10. Promote the lifting of reservations to the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) in relation to provisions which protect the equal rights of women and men to acquire, retain or change their nationality and confer it to children; 11. Urge the League of Arab States Secretariat to coordinate with Member States for the exchange of experiences, good practices and innovative responses to the promotion of women's rights in the area of nationality; 12. To emphasize the importance of addressing the issues of women's rights and gender equality within the framework of the 2030 Sustainable Development Plan, while recognizing the need to ensure gender equality, the empowerment of women and girls and legal identity for all; and to encourage development actors to support the capacity of governments to enforce these efforts; 13. Ensure that Member States are committed to ensure that Palestinian refugees residing in their territories are enjoying the same social and economic rights granted to national citizens, without prejudice to LAS Resolution 1547 of 1959. 14. Urge Member States to make every effort to reduce statelessness in the context of the international obligations of Member States and the application of the Sustainable Development Goals; and to update the 1954 Arab Convention on Nationality in line with political, social and economic developments; 15. To develop a regional plan of action to implement the recommendations of the "First Arab Conference on Good Practices and Regional Opportunities to Strengthen Women's Nationality Rights";