Ambassadors hail HH the Amir's address at Shura Council
Ambassadors from various missions in the country have lauded the address delivered by His Highness the Amir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, at the opening of the 55th session of the Shura Council. T...
Ambassadors from across the globe have praised the address given by His Highness the Amir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, at the opening of the 55th session of the Shura Council. They emphasized Qatar's recent strides, particularly in the current geopolitical climate, and the leadership's commitment to guiding the nation towards enhanced prosperity despite the obstacles.
Shane Flanagan, the Australian ambassador, expressed his honor in witnessing the speech and mourned the passing of the late Amir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, acknowledging his enduring influence on Qatar's growth. He highlighted Qatar's perseverance amidst aggression and praised its dedication to diplomacy and regional stability.
Oliver Owcza, Germany's ambassador, noted that the address was timely, as the region grapples with significant challenges. He commended Qatar's emphasis on cooperation, dialogue, and building resilience, and saw value in Qatar's consistent promotion of peace through diplomacy. Arnaud Pescheux, France's ambassador, was equally inspired by the speech's message of resilience, confidence, and determination.
He emphasized dialogue and diplomacy, sharing France's commitment to peace, stability, and adherence to international law. Arnaud also reaffirmed France's steadfast support for Qatar. Theon Ali, Antigua and Barbuda's ambassador, appreciated the Amir's statement on Qatar's continued commitment to global energy security and the economy, even during domestic crises.
This, he noted, is a testament to a state's understanding of its responsibilities. Ashraf Khodjaev, Uzbekistan's ambassador, praised the Amir's address as a testament to leadership during difficult times. He highlighted Qatar's focus on dialogue, peaceful dispute resolution, and securing navigation in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, all of which are vital for global energy security and trade.
Uzbekistan also valued Qatar's economic strength, with non-hydrocarbon sectors accounting for about 80% of the nation's real GDP, and its determination to use recovery to accelerate economic diversification. Ashraf further commended Qatar's human capital focus, describing it as the foundation of national progress. The ambassadors also expressed their admiration for the Amir's memory of the late Amir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, whose legacy continues to inspire Qatar's progress.
They stand ready to deepen their strategic partnership for mutual prosperity and peace, contributing to regional and global stability.
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