Iran's Foreign Minister's meeting with the Emir of Qatar/Tehran's and Doha's efforts to end the genocide in Gaza continue

Afghan Voice News Agency (AVA) - International Service: Amir Abdullahian, in his meeting with the Emir of Qatar, emphasized the importance of continuing and speeding up the joint efforts of Tehran and Doha to reach a political solution in order to end the Zionist genocide in Palestine.

While appreciating Qatar's mediating and benevolent role in some specific issues related to Iran, the Iranian Foreign Minister has described the cooperation of these two countries regarding regional and international issues as constructive and strengthening regional and international peace, stability and security.

Referring to the Palestinian issue and the tragic developments in Gaza, Abdullahian explained the diplomatic efforts of the Islamic Republic of Iran to end the war against Gaza and the genocide of the Palestinians, and while appreciating the diplomatic and compassionate efforts of Qatar in this regard, he emphasized the importance of continuity and Accelerating Tehran-Doha joint efforts to reach a political solution in order to end the Zionist genocide in Palestine, lift the blockade of Gaza, send humanitarian aid immediately, prevent the displacement of Palestinians and help the Palestinian-Palestinian solution for how to govern Gaza and the West Bank. In the post-war and reconstruction phase, he emphasized the destruction caused.

According to Isna, the Emir of Qatar also said that the continuous diplomatic actions and efforts of the Islamic Republic of Iran in supporting Palestine and pursuing a political solution to end the war against Gaza are commendable.

It has been said that the parties also consulted and exchanged views on how to continue joint efforts to support the Palestinian nation, end the attacks of the Israeli regime against Gaza, send humanitarian aid and find a Palestinian Palestinian solution for the administration of Palestine, and emphasized the continuation of these consultations and coordination.