Qatari foreign minister to visit Iran for de-escalation talks
Qatar’s foreign minister will visit Iran on Thursday for talks on easing tensions and promoting dialogue, according to Al Arabiya.
In Tripoli on Wednesday, Prime Minister HE Abdul Hamid Mohammed Dbeibeh of Libya's Government of National Unity met with Minister of State HE Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz bin Saleh Al Khulaifi at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The two leaders discussed strengthening cooperation ties between their nations and explored methods to enhance and expand these relations. They also addressed recent developments in the regional climate and other matters of shared concern.
Minister Al Khulaifi emphasized Qatar's commitment to Libya's unity and stability, expressing the country's dedication to backing the political process and peaceful resolutions that address the desires of the Libyan populace while safeguarding the nation's sovereignty.
Al Khulaifi underscored the significance of ongoing dialogue, mediation, and national reconciliation initiatives aimed at fostering consensus among Libyans and creating conditions conducive to stability. He reaffirmed Qatar's ongoing engagement with various Libyan parties and leaders in support of United Nations efforts towards a comprehensive and enduring political settlement.
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