Ministerial meeting of the four countries in Cairo to discuss the crisis in Qatar

Ministerial meeting of the four countries in Cairo to discuss the crisis in Qatar

Arab and international From 2017-07-05 at 09:33 (Baghdad time)

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A meeting of foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt will be held in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss the Qatari crisis.
The meeting will discuss the Qatari response to the Arab demands after giving Doha an additional forty-eight hours to respond to these demands.
Kuwait has handed over Qatar's response to the 13 demands made by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain.
The aim of these demands is to achieve a formula that has been required for years. It stops Doha from financing terrorism and terrorist groups and stops operations that destabilize the brothers.
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubair expressed his hope that Qatar's response to the demands of the boycott countries would be positive.
Al-Jubair pointed out that the majority of the demands are mentioned in the 2014 agreement, noting that the extension of the period granted to Qatar has been approved at the request of the Kuwaiti mediator.
The UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed has announced that the next steps towards Doha will be after studying the Qatari response, adding that any steps will be under international law.
UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed called on Qatar to stop providing support to terrorist groups.
For his part, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said that the crisis with Qatar clearly revealed the positions of Doha.
Gargash said in a tweet on Twitter that Qatar can not support the position of the Gulf states, conspiring against Saudi Arabia, supporting the Arabs, then claiming allegiance to Egypt, or looking for a global position that supports terrorism.
Over the past few days, the diplomatic platforms have not relaxed from the crisis with Qatar, from Washington to Bonn to Paris to Moscow. All statements demanded a solution and the need to lift the lid on the support and financing of terrorism.
However, the crisis in all its dimensions remains local and can not afford a convincing solution from outside the Gulf umbrella, and the date of Cairo today between the heads of diplomats of the four countries is crucial and efficient alone in drawing the features of the next phase.
But Doha always seems to have its own reading, a reading that turned the issue into a military challenge and ignored the security and even political dimension of the crisis.
To resort to a foreigner and deploy his forces on Qatari soil means only one thing, to remind others that Qatar is under threat, which brings together both near and far as far from health.
It seems that the militarization of the issue and the characterization of its elements has become an approach that requires everyone to view with suspicion the presence of Turkey on the territory of Qatar and the spinning political security and escalating with Tehran, and adherence to the symbols of terrorism by providing sanctuary for them.


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