Final communiqué: The boycott countries of Qatar call for a halt to the financing of terrorism and s

Final communiqué: The boycott countries of Qatar call for a halt to the financing of terrorism and support of extremist groups

Arab and international Since 2017-07-05 at 18:41 (Baghdad time)

Follow up of Mawazine News
A joint statement issued after a meeting of foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain in Cairo on Wednesday said it was no longer possible to tolerate the destructive role played by Qatar.
The statement, read by Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri, said the four countries regretted Qatar's negative response to the demands made to it.
The statement added that the measures taken against Qatar came for its continuous interference in the internal affairs of the Arab countries.
"It is no longer possible to tolerate the destructive role played by Doha," he said.
"Qatar is a state that supports terrorist groups and interferes in the affairs of the Arab states," he said.
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubair said on Wednesday that the boycott of the four Arab states would continue until Doha adjusted its policy for the better.
"A political boycott is an economic boycott," al-Jubeir told a joint news conference with foreign ministers of Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain in Cairo. "The boycott will continue until Qatar adjusts its policy for the better."
Regarding Turkey's and Iran's position on the crisis, al-Jubair said: "We hope and hope that Turkey will continue to be neutral ... Iran is the first state sponsor of terrorism in the world."
"Iran is the first state sponsor of terrorism in the world and any country that deals with it will receive peaceful results. Iran is an isolated country in the world," he said.
Al-Jubeir stressed that "the curriculum must be changed and the media discourse reviewed in the face of terrorism."
Al-Jubeir revealed al-Jubair that "the goal of the terrorists is to control Mecca and Medina to address the Muslims from these two cities."
For his part, Bahraini Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed al-Khalifa said that "the Muslim Brotherhood harmed Egypt and all our countries and we promise it a terrorist group and anyone sympathetic to it will be considered a terrorist."
"We are doing our part to counter terrorism and protect our country," he said.
For his part, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri said during the joint press conference that the ministers of the four countries discussed the crisis in all aspects after the "negative response by Qatar," saying that the Qatari response to the demands "lacks any substance and does not lay the basis for Qatar's retreat from its policies. He stressed that his country "will not tolerate in dealing with terrorist entities and all those who support them .. It is imperative to resolve the face of the terrorist challenge and everyone who sponsors it."
UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan stressed the necessity of freeing the region from chaos and loss of opportunity. "We have every potential to protect our people and counter terrorism and extremism," he said.
"We hope that Qatar will be interested in the prosperity of the region, as much as it is interested in provoking chaos in the region, seeing devastation and drawing sadness in the face of people," he said.
"We must evacuate the region from everything that leads to chaos and loss of opportunity," he stressed



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