TREE NEWS update: Qatar’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Defense Affairs Sheikh Abdulrahman Al Thani said on the 19th that sustainable peace requires a regional dialogue between Gulf Cooperation Council states and Iran, with Pakistan and Turkey also taking part and coordinating with international allies. He said the talks should rest on trust and non-aggression pacts and address the concerns of both Iran and the GCC.
Qatar Urges Gulf States to Open Broad Dialogue With Iran
Qatar's push for a GCC–Iran framework, with Pakistan and Turkey included, signals a Gulf state testing whether regional security can be handled outside the existing alliance structures. The emphasis on non-aggression pacts and mutual concerns is notable because it treats Iran's grievances as legitimate negotiating material rather than only the GCC's. The open question is whether other GCC members endorse the format or let Qatar carry it alone.
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