Qatar brokered a key memorandum between Iran and the US to end the war. The deal may pave the way for a more stable Middle East.
Qatar, the broker of the deal to end the war between Iran and the United States, said on Tuesday that the deal could bring security to the Middle East. TASR informs about it according to the report of the AFP agency.
- The deal could improve security in the Middle East.
- Qatar brokered the deal between Iran and the United States.
- The signing of the memorandum is expected on Friday with the participation of Qatar and Pakistan.
“We are cautiously optimistic that the signing of this memorandum of understanding will lead to the next phase of regional security through talks on the nuclear program and other issues,” a Qatari foreign ministry spokesman told reporters.
Qatar was more active
Tehran and Washington reached an agreement over the weekend, which they are expected to sign on Friday. AFP notes that Qatar refused to enter into negotiations during the attacks by Iran, which carried out retaliatory strikes on the countries of the Persian Gulf. However, in recent weeks, Qatar has played a more active role in the negotiations alongside Pakistan.
The spokesman of the Qatari Department of Diplomacy confirmed that the representatives of Qatar and Pakistan will also be present at the signing of the memorandum. At the same time, he urged “regional dialogue” after the signing of the memorandum. “I cannot say that we are returning to normality in our region with our neighbors… there is a great need for dialogue and agreement on how to ensure the security of our region,” the spokesman added.
