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Qatar PM to brief G7 and Saudi Arabia on Iran war after Trump talks

By · Via Middle East Eye · Published by Everything Blog

In short

France's foreign ministry confirmed that the Iranian crisis and the ongoing war will be prominent topics during the gathering of ministers in Paris. The discussions will center on the security and economic consequences the conflict creates for the international community. Sheikh Mohammed will share insights from his recent White House dialogue with President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance. These talks were described by the Qatari leader as positive steps toward securing a deal.

Key points

  • Diplomatic efforts are expanding to include G7 members and Saudi Arabia following initial…: Diplomatic efforts are expanding to include G7 members and Saudi Arabia following initial U.S. talks.
  • The unscheduled Paris session underscores the urgent international concern regarding the…: The unscheduled Paris session underscores the urgent international concern regarding the war on Iran.
  • Participating foreign ministers are reviewing both Middle Eastern stability and the broad…: Participating foreign ministers are reviewing both Middle Eastern stability and the broader global fallout from the conflict.

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Qatar’s prime minister will make an unscheduled appearance at a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Paris to brief the group and Saudi Arabia on his talks in Washington.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, who also serves as Qatar’s foreign minister, met US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance on Monday to discuss the US war on Iran. He described the talks as “positive discussions on reaching a deal and bringing peace to the region”.

France’s foreign ministry said the war would be high on the agenda in Paris.

“On this occasion, the ministers will discuss the situation in the Near and Middle East – in particular the Iranian crisis and its security and economic repercussions both for the region and for the international community as a whole.”

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