Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Minister of Uruguay sign letter of intent on international mediation
<p>Montevideo: The State of Qatar and the Oriental Republic of Uruguay have signed a letter of intent aimed at strengthening cooperation in international mediation, as the two countries seek to expand coordination on the peaceful resolution of conflicts.</p> <p>The agreement was signed in Montevideo on Thursday following a meeting between Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs HE Dr…
Montevideo: Qatar and Uruguay have inked a letter of intent to bolster collaboration in international mediation, aiming to bolster coordination for peacefully resolving conflicts, said a report. /p
The pact was inked in Montevideo following a tête-à-tête between Qatar's Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, HE Dr Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al Khulaifi, and Uruguay's Foreign Minister, HE Mario Lubetkin, on Thursday. /p
The two diplomats discussed strengthening bilateral ties and deepening cooperation on various regional and international matters of common concern, according to the report. /p
Dr Al Khulaifi emphasized the pivotal role of mediation in resolving international disputes peacefully, fostering sustainable peace, development, and prosperity. /p
He further termed the letter of intent as a significant stride towards enhancing cooperation between Qatar and Uruguay in mediation, with the potential to facilitate knowledge exchange and facilitate dialogue for peaceful conflict-resolution. /p
The Qatari diplomat also underscored the importance of supporting international endeavors to promote security and stability in Latin America. /p
The meeting also saw the presence of Fahad bin Hamad Al Sulaiti, the Director General of the Qatar Fund for Development. /p
The agreement fortifies Qatar's diplomatic engagement in mediation, an area where Doha has been actively facilitating dialogue in numerous international and regional conflicts.
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