Qatar PM urges regional security framework after Iran war ‘wake-up call’
Sheikh Mohammed Abdulrahman Al Thani calls for Gulf countries to unite, ensuring none poses a threat to another or the region cannot continue as before.
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani has urged regional security cooperation, describing Iran's recent conflict as a "wake-up call" for Gulf countries and Iran. Speaking at the Qatar Economic Forum during the UN General Assembly in New York, Al Thani emphasized the need for a security framework involving all Gulf nations and Iran to ensure stability and prevent threats among neighbors.
He highlighted that the crisis extends beyond regional borders and stressed the importance of responsible cooperation among regional partners. Al Thani affirmed that Qatar and its allies are actively pursuing such an arrangement, hoping the conflict will prompt increased collaboration. As world leaders convene in New York for the UN General Assembly, Al Thani announced the launch of the Doha Investment platform, aiming to grow Qatar's domestic portfolio and attract private-sector investments, with potential values exceeding $60 billion in infrastructure and real estate projects.
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