According Al-Mayadeen, on Sunday, foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries met in Doha and emphasized that Qatar’s security is an integral and inseparable part of the broader security of the Arab and Islamic world.
Sources reported that the gathering, held ahead of Monday’s extraordinary Arab-Islamic summit, concentrated on major regional issues, specifically the recent attack on Qatar by the Zionist regime.
Participants condemned the attack as a clear violation of international law and warned that it threatens both regional and global stability.
Majed Al-Ansari, spokesperson for Qatar’s Foreign Ministry, said the meeting highlighted strong coordination among Arab and Islamic countries. He added that participants focused on drafting a joint statement, set to be released on Monday, which will present their unified stance on the attack.
Arab League spokesperson Jamal Rushdi also stressed that the meeting sent a clear message of unity and solidarity with Qatar. He said the Israeli regime’s “reckless and cowardly attack” requires a firm political and practical response.
During the meeting, participants reviewed the draft of the joint declaration, which is scheduled for formal approval and official release on Monday.
It is worth noting that last Tuesday, the Israeli regime carried out an attack on a meeting of Hamas leaders in Doha. The assault was unsuccessful, and the Hamas delegation emerged unharmed.