Hamad bin Jassim Warns of Gulf Risk
Former Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim believed that Gulf Cooperation Council countries should overcome their differences and take practical steps to support Saudi Arabia in facing ongoing threats from within Yemen and beyond. He emphasized that the threat faced by Saudi Arabia is not managed from within Yemen but is being orchestrated externally. He called for clear and practical Gulf unity to enhance regional stability. He also warned that divisions threaten the ability of Gulf nations to confront security and political challenges, especially with the increasing Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, including attacks on Riyadh Airport, and the escalation of conflict in Yemen—particularly amid regional tensions with Iran, which he identified as the main adversary. He stressed the importance of distinguishing between security confrontation and diplomatic pathways. Finally, he advocated for a unified Gulf stance that aligns with current challenges.
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