The Doha Forum opened on Sunday in Qatar. On the agenda are the war in Gaza and the political crises in Yemen, Syria, and Sudan.
Two days of discussions on crises in the Middle East
The Doha Forum is an annual global conference held in Doha, Qatar, that serves as a platform for international dialogue and discussion on key issues facing the world.
The Forum takes place on Sunday and Monday in the capital of Qatar.
Several themes are discussed, including the political situation in the Middle East, the Imperative of Palestinian Political Renewal, instability in Yemen, the war between Israel and Hamas, the resolution of the crises in Syria and Sudan.
There will also be discussions on the economy and cybersecurity.
Among the speakers for this edition are the Prime Minister of Qatar, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yemen, the Palestinian Prime Minister, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan.
The Israeli Air Force conducted a series of intense airstrikes on Sunday targeting Hezbollah strongholds in southern Lebanon, hitting areas between Bassalia and Jbaa (Nabatiyeh), as well as the outskirts of Mlita, Jabal Safi (Iqlim al-Touffah heights), and Sojod (Jezzine).
Syria’s Latakia port welcomed its first major shipment of wheat since the ousting of former President Bashar al-Assad by rebel forces in December 2024.
Democratic Republic of Congo suspended former President Joseph Kabila's political party and ordered his assets seized over accusations of supporting Rwandan-backed rebels in the east, the government said.
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