Qatar says doesn't back US on Iran; blasts Saudi Arabia, UAE
Tehran (KNA) - Saudi and UAE policies are creating more terrorism, conflict and chaos in the Middle East and Africa, Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani has said in London.
The two countries' plan to impose "stability" by supporting authoritarian governments and military councils in Africa, Egypt, Libya and throughout the Arab world is a recipe for chaos, he added.
The Qatari foreign minister also criticized hostile policies followed by Saudi and Emirati rulers toward Iran, saying their efforts to purportedly isolate the Islamic Republic were not working.
"Right now they are continuing with the same policy that has not worked for the last three years. I think we need to revisit this," Sheikh Mohammed said.
The top diplomat touched on the recent summit in Mecca, which he attended, saying the final statement was not prepared either at an expert or ministerial level before being issued.
Sheikh Mohammed said contrary to Saudi claims, the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) was not united in its view of Iran.
Source: PressTV