Qaraqash: Iran's break of trust may take decades
The UAE's diplomatic advisor, Anwar bin Mohammed Qarqash, reaffirmed that dealing with Iran remains a central issue for the Gulf countries. He noted that trust between the two sides has been severely damaged and would take decades to rebuild, despite the necessity of communication for practical and essential relations. He stated that the attacks on the UAE and other Gulf states by Iran were premeditated and deliberate, constituting a violation of international law. Qarqash also highlighted that assuming good faith in engaging with Iran proved quickly futile, and that restoring trust could take years. He considered the international community's response to be ineffective, noting that Gulf countries demonstrated their strength and determination individually, but this did not translate into unified regional effectiveness. Furthermore, he pointed out that the crisis exposes the weakness of the international system and the rising political and economic instability, raising questions about the effectiveness of dialogue and de-escalation efforts in the region.
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