U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met Saturday with Arab League Secretary-General Nabil al-Arabi for talks on a flurry of issues, including terror combat."The talks focused on three main issues; fighting terrorism, the Arab-Israeli conflict and the Libyan crisis," al-Arabi told reporters.Kerry arrived in Cairo earlier Saturday from Turkey for talks with the Arab League chief and senior Egyptian officials, including President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi.An Arab League official told Anadolu Agency earlier that Kerry and al-Arabi had discussed efforts aimed at fighting terrorism as well as regional developments, especially the situation in Syria, Libya and Iraq.Kerry's visit is part of U.S. efforts aimed at forming a broad coalition against the self-proclaimed Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) militant group, which is now controlling vast chunks of land in both Iraq and Syria.The U.S. has led efforts to form a regional and international coalition to fight the threat to the Middle East posed by the group.Since early last month, the U.S. has carried out a total of 143 airstrikes across Iraq against sites said to be held by the ISIS.Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and Iraqi government troops – backed by U.S. air support – are said to have recently made slow but steady progress in areas under the group's control.