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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Prime Minister of Qatar and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, discussed recent developments and regional unrest in separate phone calls with the authorities of Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, November 3. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, in these talks views were exchanged regarding the efforts required for de-escalation in order to promote "security and stability in the region". Emphasizing the support for all "diplomatic efforts and initiatives", the Prime Minister of Qatar emphasized the need to find a solution that guarantees the freedom of maritime navigation and "paves the ground for achieving a comprehensive agreement to achieve sustainable peace".

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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Prime Minister of Qatar and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, discussed recent developments and regional unrest in separate phone calls with the authorities of Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, November 3. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, in these talks views were exchanged regarding the efforts required for de-escalation in order to promote "security and stability in the region". Emphasizing the support for all "diplomatic efforts and initiatives", the Prime Minister of Qatar emphasized the need to find a solution that guarantees the freedom of maritime navigation and "paves the ground for achieving a comprehensive agreement to achieve sustainable peace".

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Prime Minister of Qatar and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, discussed recent developments and regional unrest in separate phone calls with the authorities of Egypt, Turkey and Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, November 3. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, in these talks views were exchanged regarding the efforts required for de-escalation in order to promote "security and stability in the region". Emphasizing the support for all "diplomatic efforts and initiatives", the Prime Minister of Qatar emphasized the need to find a solution that guarantees the freedom of maritime navigation and "paves the ground for achieving a comprehensive agreement to achieve sustainable peace".

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