The minister called for co-operation and constructive dialogue based on mutual respect and not to prejudice the sovereignty of States to prove that “we are able to take control of things that affect our reality and our destiny.”
Speaking during the first closed working session of the Arab foreign ministers at their emergency meeting held yesterday evening at the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo, the minister said: “Any escalation of the tense and dangerous situation in our Arab region, with all its international dimensions and regional overlaps, would lead to extremely dangerous risks and serious consequences for Arab national security, regional stability and the world, a matter which requires the need for calm and dialogue to end all disputes in the region among the Arab countries and or with Iran so that the region returns to its normal state of security and stability.”
He expressed his confidence that the ministers would reach decisions that would serve the interests of the peoples, away from the pressures and emotions.
HE al-Muraikhi renewed Qatar’s strong condemnation of the ballistic missile strike on Riyadh.
