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'We remain deeply convinced that crisis in the Gulf can be resolved through diplomatic means'

"Our perspective has always been that the way to resolve disputes is through dialogue and negotiations, leading to fair solutions grounded in international law and in respect for the sovereignty of st...

'We remain deeply convinced that crisis in the Gulf can be resolved through diplomatic means'

His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani addressed the opening session of the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. He spoke on the crisis in the Gulf, emphasizing the need for diplomatic resolution. He praised Qatar's role as a mediator and urged for a regional system of collective security. The Amir reiterated the importance of resolving disputes through dialogue and negotiations, as per international law and respect for sovereignty.

He highlighted the impact of the crisis on food, medicine, and global economies. Despite the challenges, His Highness reaffirmed Qatar's commitment to defence, defense of sovereignty, and development. He thanked the UN General Assembly for convening a special session in honor of a late leader.

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