Criticism of Turkey annoys the Emir of Qatar and urges him to leave the Arab summit

The criticism of a number of Arab leaders at the 30th Arab Summit in Tunis, the Emir of Qatar's Tamim Bin Hamad, caused the sudden departure of the summit towards the airport.

According to Al-Arabiya, the main reason for Tamim's surprise departure for the surprise summit is his rejection and protest against Turkey's critics.

The secretary general of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, emphasized in his speech at the Arab summit, which began Sunday, a speech to King Salman, that the Iranian and Turkish interventions in the crises of the Arab region were exacerbated and prolonged.

In his speech, Aboul Gheit highlighted the suffering of the Arab peoples in many areas of terrorism, stressing that Arab national security was exposed to the most serious challenges of contemporary history, including external interventions, including Turkey and Iran..

The secretary general of the Arab League: "We do not accept that the countries of the region have homes in our Arab region".

He added: "It is unacceptable to enter the external forces of the Arab region, reflecting the ambitions of an ancient empire", emphasizing that the confrontation is done through the tyrannical Arab umbrella that opposes interventions. regional.

The emir of Qatar, Tamim Bin Hamad, left the 30th Arab summit in Tunis before delivering his speech and going to the airport.

The Qatari capital, Doha, has not made any statement about why the emir of Qatar left the summit abruptly before going to the summit and leaving Tunisia.

The session of the 30th Ordinary Session of the Arab Summit was held today in the Tunisian capital and its presidency was received by Tunisian President Beji Caid Sibsi of the guardian of the two holy mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz ..

The agenda of the summit included about twenty projects, including the response to the US statement on the occupied Golan despite the absence of Syria at the Summit, the Palestinian issue, the situation in Libya and Yemen, support for development in Sudan and Iranian interventions in Arab affairs.