The ministries of Foreign Affairs of Qatar and Malta convened a round of political consultations in the Maltese capital, Valletta, on Monday.
The city of Valletta, Malta © Mena Today
The ministries of Foreign Affairs of Qatar and Malta convened a round of political consultations in the Maltese capital, Valletta, on Monday.
The Qatari delegation was headed by the Secretary-General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During the consultations, both delegations engaged in discussions aimed at strengthening and expanding bilateral cooperation.
Various avenues for cooperation were explored, and strategies to further support and enhance these relations were deliberated upon.
Such political consultations serve as an important platform for nations to align their diplomatic efforts and explore opportunities for collaboration across various sectors, fostering stronger ties between Qatar and Malta.
Qatar's Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi announced Friday that Iranian attacks on the country's energy infrastructure would reduce liquefied natural gas (LNG) export capacity by 17%, resulting in estimated annual revenue losses of $20 billion.
Saudi Arabia reserves the right to act militarily against Iran and any trust with Tehran has been shattered, the Saudi foreign minister said early on Thursday, after Riyadh was targeted by Iranian ballistic missiles.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday he believes pipelines should be built to transport Middle East oil and gas across the Arabian Peninsula and up to Israeli ports to avoid threats by Iran in the Hormuz Strait and other Gulf waters.
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