A political analyst reviews the mistakes made by the Emir of Qatar during his withdrawal from the Tunisian summit: he was mistreated

Political scientist Ahmad Al-Rikban, a political analyst, said the strange withdrawal of the Qatari emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, from the Arab summit in Tunisia was a personal insult before it was an insult to the Council of the Arab League.

The political analyst for "urgent" that the behavior of the Emir of Qatar during the speech of the Secretary General of the Council of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, has already committed such withdrawal without permission nor respect the president of the session or the host country, noting that the Prince is putting himself and his state at stake. A great embarrassment and a dilemma for the Arab countries, especially for those who understood that Qatar had revealed to be at the root of many unrest in the Arab countries and the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Asked about the Qatari's withdrawal from Qatar, al-Rikban said: "Arab leaders played the role of Iran and Turkey in meddling in Arab affairs by supporting terrorists.

The political analyst said Doha was aware that at meetings of Arab countries, the bulwark against terrorism and its supporters would be well founded, citing the wisdom of the guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman Abdul Aziz Al Saud and Tunisian President Baiji Qais al-Sibsi, the withdrawal of the Emir from Qatar, marginally. If Qatar has no influence, it is its presence or not, it does not accept the accusations against Turkey and Iran, although the world places the latter in the category of terrorism.

Al-Rikban added that Qatar should be held accountable before the International Criminal Court and that the League of Arab States should consider removing it if it does not repress its treatment of Arab countries, noting that the presence of Doha in Arab summit of Tunis, despite the will of his emir to withdraw, sending a message that they had a weight in these forums, although their withdrawal was ineffective.

He added that Qatar wanted to sow confusion and controversy, but that the withdrawal of the emir was contradicted by an act to confirm wrongdoing and disrespect, which will continue to make us believe in Doha. that political relations with the Arab world are correct.

"The Emir of Qatar seems to want to influence the meeting, I think the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States will remember his withdrawal, but it was wise and clever not to pay attention to his withdrawal and the meeting was well done, with the cohesion of Arab leaders.