Qatar’s response negative
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan
Cairo - Egypt Today
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates, has said the current state of separation from Qatar will continue until the latter changes its course.
He indicated that despite the four countries' patience, Qatar had not shown any interest in its brothers or surroundings.
"Doha has no interest in its brethren, nor its surroundings. It is interested in extremism, instigation, subversion and terrorism," he added.
The goal of all countries of the world is to provide better opportunities to their respective peoples to grow, prosper and to lead a stable and secure life, he noted.
He regretted the fact that for the past two decades, Doha took the path of destruction and chaos.
Source: MENA
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