QAT officials satisfied with the decision of the International Court of Justice

DOHA (AA) – Senior officials welcome the decision of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that "the United Arab Emirates (BAE) is violating the citizens of Qatar in the implementation of the blockade." Sheikh Muhammad Bin Abdurrahman Al Sani hailed the decision in his Twitter statement, stating: "The verdict guarantees that families come together to complete the education of students and to apply to the BAE magistracy."

The Foreign Minister stated that Qatar called for civilized means and international law for the transit of justice.

Seyf bin Ahmed Al Sani, director of the State Communications Bureau, said the decision should be made to restore the social and economic rights of Qatari citizens.

The bureau chief emphasized that the Government of Qatar will continue to protect its territory and its citizens through justice and international law.

The Governments of Saudi Arabia, BAE, Bahrain and Egypt,

The Administration of Qatar found a lawsuit against the International Court of Justice on June 11, on the grounds that the BAE had resorted to discriminatory practices against Qatar.

The International Court of Justice At the moment yesterday, the BAE ruled that the imposition of the blockade was a violation of the rights of Qatari citizens.