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Shura Council Speaker holds talks with Panama, Malta and US diplomats

<p>Doha: Shura Council Speaker HE Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim has held separate meetings with the ambassadors of Panama and Malta and the acting charge d'affaires at the US Embassy in Doha to discuss bilateral cooperation and regional and international developments.</p> <p>During his meetings with Ambassador of the Republic of Panama HE Johnny Mayani and Ambassador of Malta HE Maria Camilleri…

Shura Council Speaker holds talks with Panama, Malta and US diplomats

In Doha, Shura Council Speaker HE Hassan bin Abdullah Al Ghanim met with ambassadors and officials from Panama, Malta, and the United States to discuss various aspects of bilateral cooperation and regional developments.

During his discussions with Ambassador Johnny Mayani of Panama and Ambassador Maria Camilleri Calleja of Malta, the two countries explored opportunities to enhance relations across diverse fields, with a particular focus on parliamentary cooperation.

The talks also touched upon several issues of mutual interest, highlighting the importance of these relationships.

In a separate encounter with Chris Hodges, the acting charge d'affaires at the US Embassy in Qatar, Al Ghanim addressed strategic cooperation between Doha and Washington, as well as avenues for strengthening bilateral ties.

Moreover, the meeting delved into the latest regional and international happenings, as well as efforts to foster security and stability, and promote peaceful resolutions to conflicts. These discussions underscore Qatar's commitment to engaging with international partners on parliamentary ties, strategic cooperation, and regional stability.

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