Qatar says US-Iran mediation ongoing with 'positive reactions' from both sides
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- Doha said it is working "tirelessly" to resolve prevailing uncertainty and end the lingering status of "neither peace nor war."
- The ministry characterized recent high-level talks between Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and the US President at the White House as decidedly positive.
Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that diplomatic mediation between the United States and Iran remains active, citing "positive reactions" from both sides as Doha works to break the impasse.
The ministry stated that Qatari mediators are working "tirelessly to end the state of uncertainty and the condition of neither peace nor war" surrounding the bilateral standoff.
The assessment follows discussions at the White House between Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and the US President, which Qatari officials described as constructive and positive.
Alongside diplomatic channels, Doha sounded an alarm over regional economic strains, warning that the approach of the winter season combined with the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz will double the costs and compound the fallout of the current crisis.
The ministry also reiterated its regional security commitments, condemning attacks launched against Saudi Arabia and confirming Doha's unwavering support for all measures taken by Riyadh to safeguard its borders and national sovereignty.
