Mecca Agreement statement from Qatar! 'We support all efforts'
Qatar Ministry of Foreign Affairs Media and Communications Director Ibrahim bin Sultan al-Hashimi made evaluations about regional stability and diplomatic processes at the press conference held in Doha.
Quick Look
- Qatar Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that they support the Mecca Alliance, but their participation is still early.
- Emphasizing that diplomatic contacts between the USA and Iran continue, the ministry condemned the Houthis' attacks against Saudi Arabia.
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Why It Matters
Qatar continues its mediation activities to reduce tensions between the USA and Iran. Regional security architecture is on the agenda, especially due to attacks by the Houthis.
Qatar Ministry of Foreign Affairs Media and Communications Director Ibrahim bin Sultan al-Hashimi made statements regarding regional developments, US-Iran talks and the Mecca Alliance at the weekly press conference held in the capital Doha.
'WE SUPPORT EVERY KIND OF EFFORT'
Stating that they support regional security initiatives aimed at protecting the security, sovereignty and territorial integrity of regional countries, Hashemi said, "We support the Mecca Alliance and all efforts that strengthen regional stability. It is too early to talk about Qatar joining the alliance."
Hashimi noted that one of Qatar's priorities for reducing tensions in the region is to restore freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
MESSAGE EXCHANGE BETWEEN THE USA AND IRAN CONTINUES
Stating that the negotiations regarding Iran are continuing and the concerns of the parties are taken into consideration, Hashemi stated that the negotiations and message exchange between the parties continue through Qatar and the mediators.
Hashemi noted that contacts and visits are continuing in order to achieve progress that can be built upon in the talks between Washington and Tehran.
Stating that meetings and communication with Iranian delegations continue, Hashemi stated that their aim is to keep communication channels open and to lay the groundwork for security and stability in the region.
Hashemi emphasized that maximum efforts should be made to end the conflict immediately with a negotiated solution, taking into account the extent of the conflict and the cost it causes worldwide.
Stating that they condemned in the strongest terms the Houthis' targeting of a power plant serving the Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina, Hashimi said:
"We describe the Houthis' attitude targeting Saudi Arabia, the holy places of Islam and civilian structures as irresponsible. We support all measures taken by Saudi Arabia to protect its security and territorial integrity."
Open Questions
- What conditions are expected to arise for Qatar to join the Mecca Alliance?
- Has there been any concrete progress in the US-Iran talks?




