Doha: Qatar's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi, engaged in a phone call on Friday with Hugo de Zela, Peru's Foreign Minister, to deliberate on current regional matters.
The conversation centered around the recent ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, alongside various mutual interests.
Al Muraikhi reaffirmed Qatar's robust endorsement of the ceasefire, emphasizing its vital role in lowering regional tensions. He noted the urgent necessity to expand upon this agreement to stave off further instability.
Furthermore, he highlighted the critical need to protect maritime pathways, guarantee freedom of navigation, and uphold international trade standards as per global legal norms. These actions are deemed essential for fostering regional stability and safeguarding global supply chains.
Peru's Foreign Minister, Hugo de Zela, responded positively, expressing his country’s solidarity with Qatar amid the ongoing regional turmoil. He reiterated Peru's commitment to initiatives promoting peace, stability, and global cooperation.
This exchange reflects an increasing international consensus on the necessity of maintaining the ceasefire and preventing further escalation, with global stakeholders observing the situation attentively.
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