According to diplomatic sources who spoke to The Jerusalem Post, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Prime Minister of Qatar, informed the foreign ministers of the Group of 7 countries in Paris that Doha was given "at least two weeks" to advance diplomatic efforts aimed at reaching an understanding between Washington and Tehran, before a possible American attack.
On Tuesday, al-Thani met with the foreign ministers of the Group of Seventy and with his Saudi counterpart after meeting and talking with Donald Trump, the president of the United States, and J. Dee Vance, the Vice President, at the White House.
Qatar has become the main mediator of the efforts to reach an agreement between Washington and Tehran and prevent the renewal of the war.
After a meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar, Trump said that the process of reaching an agreement to end the Iran war had been accelerated.
However, al-Thani told participants during the Paris talks that important differences remain between Washington and Tehran and that several key issues remain unresolved, including the timing of the implementation of any potential agreement.
The Prime Minister of Qatar told the participants: "There are differences of opinion regarding the order of implementation of the measures, including the lifting of the naval blockade, the nuclear issue and the release of Iran's blocked assets."
Al-Thani also said that in order to bring both sides back to the negotiating table, trust must be restored between Washington and Tehran.