Qatar waiting on blockading countries’ reply to U.S. settlement proposal – Foreign Ministry
On June 5, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates broke off diplomatic relations and communication with Qatar.
On June 5, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates broke off diplomatic relations and communication with Qatar.
The four Arab nations have boycotted Qatar since June 5 diplomatic crisis.
The new list includes six demands instead of 13.
Ten European countries registered for the event.
The cows are to boost milk supplies.
The MOU outlines future efforts Qatar can take to fortify its fight against terrorism.
“I think Qatar has been quite clear in its positions, and I think those have been very reasonable.”
The two leaders also discussed North Korea.
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and UAE are allegedly trying to suspend Qatar from the GCC.
Qatar denies it supports terrorism and says Arab countries want to control its foreign policy.
Kuwait has been acting as a mediator to resolve the crisis.
The countries are considering further sanctions against Qatar.
Saudi, Egypt, Bahrain and UAE made the demand.
UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain wants Qatar to shut down Al Jazeera.
The 13 demands must be met within 10 days.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have broken off ties and imposed sanctions on Qatar.
Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt accused Qatar of supporting Islamist militants and Iran.
Qatar says it has resources to endure the diplomatic isolation.
Qatar has backed Islamist movements but vehemently denies supporting terrorism.
The announcement came a day after Senegal recalled its envoy from Doha, citing its “active solidarity” with Saudi Arabia.
The ban also affects social media comments.
On Sunday, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Egypt and Yemen severed contact.
Egypt gives Qatari ambassador 48 hours to leave.
The countries accuse Qatar of supporting the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.
The government plans to spend $200 billion.
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