Qatar Emir urges Gulf security alliance
During his speech at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani emphasized the necessity of resolving the current regional crisis through diplomacy. He called for opening the Strait of Hormuz to navigation and returning to negotiations to reach a lasting solution that ensures security and stability for all, including Iran. He noted that the Gulf region is going through its most dangerous phase due to the accumulation of crises and unrealistic policies, highlighting the importance of establishing a regional collective security system that respects the sovereignty of states and encourages peaceful solutions. He also warned about the risks of escalation and wars stemming from non-pragmatic considerations, such as the closure of international passages, which threatens more than a quarter of global energy trade. He also criticized the situation in Palestine, describing what is happening in Gaza as genocide, and urged the international community to take responsibility for the Palestinian situation. He called for honoring international commitments, stopping Israeli violations, and supporting the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent state with East Jerusalem as its capital. Sheikh Tamim underlined the importance of the international community adhering to the values of law, especially in the face of Israeli aggressions against Lebanon and Syria. He called for a policy of equality and respect for the sovereignty of states, along with supporting reconstruction efforts in Syria and encouraging dialogue in Sudan and Libya. Additionally, he emphasized the need to support legitimate institutions in Somalia, Lebanon, and Yemen to achieve stability, asserting that dialogue and peaceful coexistence are the only ways to achieve peace in the region.
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