Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani

And basically, even the disagreement that we had in certain policies, for example, we worked against each other in Syria for 14 years.

And basically, even the disagreement that we had in certain policies, for example, we worked against each other in Syria for 14 years.

And basically, even the disagreement that we had in certain policies, for example, we worked against each other in Syria for 14 years.

And the same thing in Lebanon. And those differences are... Put aside, when it comes to the bilateral, we made the bilateral as a relationship of necessity that we need to have this engagement together all the time. Those disagreements, we talk about them, we try to understand each other's concern, and we try to find a common ground.

And the same thing in Lebanon. And those differences are... Put aside, when it comes to the bilateral, we made the bilateral as a relationship of necessity that we need to have this engagement together all the time. Those disagreements, we talk about them, we try to understand each other's concern, and we try to find a common ground.

And the same thing in Lebanon. And those differences are... Put aside, when it comes to the bilateral, we made the bilateral as a relationship of necessity that we need to have this engagement together all the time. Those disagreements, we talk about them, we try to understand each other's concern, and we try to find a common ground.

And basically, that's what we expect from other countries to do when they are around neighbors that some others have disagreements with. You need to engage. Now, this is criticized in the U.S. that we are close to Iran. In terms of what? In terms of policies that have controversies with the U.S.? It's not true. Our policy has been very clear. Our policy is based on principles.

And basically, that's what we expect from other countries to do when they are around neighbors that some others have disagreements with. You need to engage. Now, this is criticized in the U.S. that we are close to Iran. In terms of what? In terms of policies that have controversies with the U.S.? It's not true. Our policy has been very clear. Our policy is based on principles.

And basically, that's what we expect from other countries to do when they are around neighbors that some others have disagreements with. You need to engage. Now, this is criticized in the U.S. that we are close to Iran. In terms of what? In terms of policies that have controversies with the U.S.? It's not true. Our policy has been very clear. Our policy is based on principles.

Our policy has zero enemies. We have to have friends with everyone. We would like to see peace in our region. We would like to see peace around the world. If we see innocent people under attack, whatever their backgrounds, We will always help them and we'll support them. These are the things that our foreign policy is standing for.

Our policy has zero enemies. We have to have friends with everyone. We would like to see peace in our region. We would like to see peace around the world. If we see innocent people under attack, whatever their backgrounds, We will always help them and we'll support them. These are the things that our foreign policy is standing for.

Our policy has zero enemies. We have to have friends with everyone. We would like to see peace in our region. We would like to see peace around the world. If we see innocent people under attack, whatever their backgrounds, We will always help them and we'll support them. These are the things that our foreign policy is standing for.

So if they see me that, you know, this is like putting me on a club on the other, they are watching me from thousands of miles away. They don't know what's happening in this region. They have no knowledge about it. This relationship, it's an important relationship, not for me, for the entire GCC and for the entire GCC stability. Look, Tucker, I think that there is a misunderstanding.

So if they see me that, you know, this is like putting me on a club on the other, they are watching me from thousands of miles away. They don't know what's happening in this region. They have no knowledge about it. This relationship, it's an important relationship, not for me, for the entire GCC and for the entire GCC stability. Look, Tucker, I think that there is a misunderstanding.

So if they see me that, you know, this is like putting me on a club on the other, they are watching me from thousands of miles away. They don't know what's happening in this region. They have no knowledge about it. This relationship, it's an important relationship, not for me, for the entire GCC and for the entire GCC stability. Look, Tucker, I think that there is a misunderstanding.

Or let's say maybe it's more about a legacy issue. That the U.S. needs to take care of the whole world problem. This shouldn't be the case. Each region needs to address their own problems, needs to make sure that this region is stable. The U.S. is the friend and the ally and partner of all the GCC countries. So the U.S. expects from us

Or let's say maybe it's more about a legacy issue. That the U.S. needs to take care of the whole world problem. This shouldn't be the case. Each region needs to address their own problems, needs to make sure that this region is stable. The U.S. is the friend and the ally and partner of all the GCC countries. So the U.S. expects from us

Or let's say maybe it's more about a legacy issue. That the U.S. needs to take care of the whole world problem. This shouldn't be the case. Each region needs to address their own problems, needs to make sure that this region is stable. The U.S. is the friend and the ally and partner of all the GCC countries. So the U.S. expects from us

to come to them with vision that this is the way we would like to see the region. And that's the way we are going to work on the region. And we would like to have also your support in that direction. That's, I believe, how the relationship should work between us and the U.S.

to come to them with vision that this is the way we would like to see the region. And that's the way we are going to work on the region. And we would like to have also your support in that direction. That's, I believe, how the relationship should work between us and the U.S.