By Our Reporter
ABUJA (PRECISE POST) – Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, joined regional leaders at a high-level consultative meeting in Riyadh to address rising tensions linked to Iranian actions.
The meeting, hosted by Saudi Arabia, brought together foreign ministers and representatives from a wide coalition of Arab and Islamic countries, including Azerbaijan, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Pakistan, Turkey, Syria, Kuwait, Lebanon, and Egypt.
Convened to address what participants described as Iranian escalation, the talks focused on strengthening regional coordination and safeguarding stability.
In a strongly worded outcome, the ministers condemned recent missile and drone attacks attributed to Iran, calling them clear violations of sovereignty and international law.
The joint statement held Iran fully responsible for resulting damages and urged an immediate and unconditional halt to what it described as aggressive actions. It also called on Tehran to comply with relevant UN Security Council resolutions.
Participants further warned against the continued support of militias, emphasizing that such actions undermine regional security. The meeting concluded with a caution that ongoing violations of sovereignty and principles of good neighborliness could have serious consequences—not only for Iran but for the broader stability of the region.
