Qatar PM describes fallout of US-Israel war on Iran as ‘earthquake’
Summary
Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani said the US-Israel conflict with Iran has created serious problems in the Middle East and beyond. He called for respect for each country’s independence to keep peace and announced Qatar plans to invest $38 billion in its own infrastructure despite the regional tensions.Key Facts
- Qatar’s Prime Minister described the effects of the US-Israel war on Iran as creating an "earthquake" with wide impacts.
- He emphasized the need for all countries to respect each other’s sovereignty (independence) for security.
- The conflict has caused disruptions in energy supplies, shipping routes, and investments.
- Qatar has maintained its economic stability amid the crisis.
- The Prime Minister highlighted that lasting security cannot happen if any country feels threatened.
- Qatar plans to spend over $38 billion on infrastructure to attract private investors and show resilience.
- Qatar continues to mediate efforts to restart peace talks between Iran and the US.
- The upcoming UN General Assembly will focus on the Middle East situation and global impacts.
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