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Hamad bin Jassim urges direct Iran talks
Former Qatari Prime Minister Hamad bin Jassim called on the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to hold direct talks with Iran to resolve the current crisis, emphasizing the need to focus on solving the issues first before making concessions and establishing a roadmap to ensure stability. According to him, Gulf-Iranian relations should be based on transforming the Gulf into an economic lake from which both sides benefit through mutual exchanges, including the removal of customs duties on exports, and Iran should agree to open the Strait of Hormuz without fees that violate international law. He also stressed that these steps would demonstrate good faith from both parties, emphasizing that negotiations should not be linked to discussions with the United States. He underscored the importance of a lasting solution to the problems, warning against temporary fixes that harm everyone. Regarding Yemen, he called for activating the role of the Gulf Cooperation Council and protecting Saudi borders from the Houthis, considering that any attack on Saudi Arabia poses a threat to all GCC member states.
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