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A Tunisian newspaper revealed who had the chains of the province of Qatar, in the Gulf, nearly two years after its debut.
The former diplomat, Abdullah al-Obeidi, told the Tunisian newspaper "Facts Online" that "the sons of Arab reconciliation between the countries of several countries in the hands of other countries have their interests and their reasons and have an influence on what is happening. "
"The Heads of State meeting at the Arab summit is not the appropriate forum to discuss the boycott between Qatar and the Gulf countries," he said.
Since June 5, 2017, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have severed relations with Qatar and imposed measures for their "support for terrorism". Doha firmly denied it, saying it was an attempt to control its sovereign decision.
In order to resolve the crisis, the four Arab countries submitted a list of demands to the Kuwaiti mediator, comprising 13 elements, in exchange for the lifting of the punitive measures taken against Qatar. The latter, however, rejected all these requests, described as interference in their "national sovereignty".
On the other hand, Qatar, through the Kuwaiti mediator and Western officials, asked the four Arab countries to sit down at the dialogue table to find a solution to the crisis, but this has not been the case. Kuwait is deploying mediation efforts to bring the two sides together, but no progress has been made so far.
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