Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, during the opening of the fifty-fifth session of the Qatari Shura Council, emphasized the negative impact of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the damage to energy facilities on the exports of this country. He noted that Qatar supplies about one-fifth of the global liquefied gas trade, and these damages quickly affect global markets.
Current Situation and Its Impacts
The Emir of Qatar said in this session: "The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the damage to energy facilities have led to the disruption of a significant part of the country's exports." He also referred to the impact of these problems on the global economy and stated that Qatar is working to adopt policies to prevent economic issues arising from these crises.
He emphasized that Doha will never waver from its position in defending national and economic interests, adding: "We must be prepared for the worst-case scenarios and take on our responsibilities." These statements reflect Qatar's determination to face upcoming challenges.
Qatar's Diplomatic Role and Efforts for Peace
The Emir of Qatar also emphasized his country's diplomatic role in establishing a ceasefire and opening waterways, stating that Doha has always sought negotiation and peaceful solutions to conflicts. He noted in this regard: "We seek negotiations to achieve peaceful solutions and consider the security of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to be of high importance."
Tamim bin Hamad also referred to Iran's aggressions against Qatar, stating that these attacks are a clear violation of sovereignty and principles of good neighborliness. He emphasized that Qatar has always tried to resolve issues diplomatically and stressed the importance of security and stability in the region.
Finally, the Emir of Qatar expressed concern about the situation unfolding in the Gaza Strip, stating: "What is happening in the Gaza Strip is certainly mass murder, and the perpetrators cannot escape punishment." These statements reflect Qatar's commitment to supporting affected nations and striving to maintain peace and stability in the region.
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