Qatar’s Prime Minister co-chaired the Qatari-Russian Joint Committee session, reiterating support for a peaceful resolution to the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The importance of implementing the Gaza ceasefire was emphasized, alongside discussions on enhancing bilateral economic cooperation.
The fifth session of the Qatari-Russian Joint Committee on Trade, Economic, and Technical Cooperation took place in Doha on Sunday. This important meeting was co-chaired by His Excellency Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, and Denis Manturov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.
During the session, Sheikh Mohammed extended a warm welcome to the attendees and expressed optimism for the outcomes to enhance the bilateral relations between Qatar and Russia. He reinforced Qatar’s commitment to supporting international efforts aimed at achieving a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis through dialogue and diplomatic channels.
His Excellency emphasized the necessity for collaborative efforts to strengthen peace and security while promoting regional and international development. He also highlighted the critical importance of advancing the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement to facilitate an end to hostilities and establish a fair, comprehensive, and sustainable peace in the region.
In addition, the discussions focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation in the economic, trade, and technical sectors. Both parties examined various avenues to strengthen and develop these fields to foster mutual interests between their nations.
In conclusion, the fifth session of the Qatari-Russian Joint Committee underscores Qatar’s unwavering support for diplomatic efforts to resolve international conflicts, particularly the Russia-Ukraine crisis. The session also highlighted a strong commitment to advancing bilateral cooperation and addressing critical regional issues, demonstrating Qatar’s proactive role in promoting peace and stability.
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