“Members of the Gulf Cooperation Council should resolve issues through negotiations”


“Members of the Gulf Cooperation Council should resolve issues through negotiations”

Added date : 2017-06-06 15:56

ANKARA - Presidential Spokesman Ibrahim Kalın related to the decision to cut and sanction diplomatic relations to Qatar, called on some members of the Gulf Cooperation Council to resolve the issue by negotiating.

“Members of the Gulf Cooperation Council should resolve issues through negotiations”

Deputy Secretary General of the Presidency and Spokesman Ibrahim Kalın made a written statement on the decision of some members of the Gulf Cooperation Council to cut off and sanction diplomatic relations with Qatar.

It is said statement, “We accept this developments with sorrow,” Presidential Spokesman said: “Our region to a resumption of peace and stability, we are in a time that all countries in the region need to take the necessary steps in accordance with these common objectives. Gulf Cooperation Council which we are in a strategic alliance with, need to resolve their issues through negotiation, dialogue and communication. (ILKHA)

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