Qatar PM joins G7 talks on Iran after Trump meeting: Paris
Qatar's premier on Tuesday joined talks on the G7 sidelines in the French capital with four European top diplomats and the Saudi foreign minister hours after meeting US President Donald Trump to discuss ending Washington's war with Iran, Paris said. "The ministers will discuss the situation in the Middle East -- with a particular focus on the Iran crisis and its security and economic repercussions -- both for the region and for the international community as a whole," the French foreign ministry said ahead of the talks.
Donald Trump met Qatar’s prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, at the White House on November 9, KECI reported. Euronews reported the next day that a Qatari foreign ministry spokesman saw positive signs for a diplomatic solution but could not say how close an agreement was. Anadolu Agency reported that Iran denied ongoing talks with the US and a planned meeting in Qatar, leaving the reports at odds over whether talks were taking place.
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