Anouar Gargash: Region cannot stay in limbo
The article includes statements by Anwar Gargash, the diplomatic adviser to the President of the United Arab Emirates, regarding the current state of the region. He emphasized that the region is going through a complex transitional phase and that the ongoing status of "no war, no peace" between Iran and the United States is unsustainable. He called for the establishment of a lasting peace through meaningful dialogue among the parties. He discussed the nature of the Iranian regime, noting that it is in a transitional period with fluctuations in political currents. There is an increasing role for military institutions at the expense of religious authorities. Additionally, the UAE has opposed the war initiated by Iran, citing past experiences and concerns about potential attacks following escalating tensions. He pointed out that the region is heading toward reducing dependence on wars and adopting "geo-economic" policies focused on economic growth and technological advancement. He highlighted the continued importance of the US role in the region, though military power alone is insufficient. He also noted growing relations with Israel and the strengthening of strategic cooperation across various fields. Ultimately, he affirmed that the future of the region requires less reliance on confrontation and more on economic and technological cooperation. He welcomed China's potential role in supporting maritime security and political solutions, considering it beneficial. The UAE seeks to build a future based on peace, stability, and economic development.
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