Qatar's UN Geneva Envoy on Mediation
Her Excellency Dr. Hind Abdulrahman Al-Mutawah, Qatar's Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva, affirmed that Qatar plays a reliable role in international mediation, emphasizing dialogue based on trust and peaceful solutions. She highlighted Qatar’s support for efforts to achieve peace and stability through mediations that uphold ethical responsibility and empower parties to make decisions. Qatar’s mediation efforts have been characterized by flexibility and patience, adopting a methodology focused on building trust and maintaining channels of dialogue—including addressing complex situations—in order to reach sustainable peaceful solutions. She also noted Qatar's active participation in the Human Rights Council, where it contributed to three important resolutions between 2025 and 2026. These include two unanimously adopted resolutions on women's and children's rights, and a Qatar-led resolution on protecting healthcare in armed conflicts, demonstrating Qatar’s diplomatic capacity to mobilize international support. Her Excellency underscored the importance of sustaining the results of mediations after signing peace agreements through follow-up on implementation and safeguarding commitments, recognizing that the success of mediation depends on regional and international support to foster stability. Furthermore, Qatar continues to cooperate closely with the United Nations system, particularly the UNHCR, having provided more than 440 million dollars to support refugee and forced displacement programs. The country has expanded cooperation by establishing offices and launching multiple programs, increasing its achievements through strategic dialogues and the signing of agreements to support humanitarian work—focusing on strengthening partnerships and developing comprehensive responses to international crises.
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