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Anwar Gargash, the UAE’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said on Tuesday that Qatari media platforms appear determined to undermine any deal on the Qatar crisis.
And Gargash wrote in a tweet on Twitter: “The political and social atmosphere in the Arab Gulf seeks to end the crisis in Qatar and seeks the best way to ensure Doha’s commitment to any agreement that carries with it the good of the region.” .
He added: “As for the Qatari media platforms, they seem determined to undermine any deal, a strange phenomenon and difficult to explain.”
On the other hand, the Bahraini parliament stated that the Gulf’s reconciliation with Qatar could not be achieved “before some issues are resolved through negotiation.”
According to a statement issued by the Bahraini Parliament, it said that it was following with great interest and great concern the continuation of the Qatari regime, through the patrols of the Qatar Coast Guard, violating the rights of Bahraini fishermen and sailors, persecuting their arrest, cutting off their livelihoods and the sources of their properties, while practicing the profession of fishing in different areas of the waters. Territoriality of the kingdom.
It expressed its categorical rejection and denunciation of the arbitrary treatment and behavior rejected by the patrols of the Qatar Coast Guard, which are contrary to all values and principles of human rights, customs, traditions and customs, brotherhood and good neighborly relations between the peoples. del Golfo, and a flagrant violation of the Fundamental Law of the Cooperation Council.
It expressed its regret for the continuation of these shameful behaviors, in violation of international conventions, violation of human principles and basic freedoms, the right to life, the right to personal security, the right to work and freedom of movement. within the territorial borders of the Kingdom of Bahrain, which were guaranteed by international covenants on human rights.
In its statement, the Council noted that due to these transgressions, it is not recommended to reconcile with the State of Qatar, before resolving these issues through negotiation, and until things return to normal, in order to preserve the rights of fishermen.
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