Somalia important partner of Qatar: GCO response to New York Times article

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Somalia important partner of Qatar: GCO response to New York Times article

23 Jul 2019 - 15:21

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QNA
Doha: The Government Communications Office (GCO) of the State of Qatar said that Qatar's foreign policy has always been one of creating stability and prosperity and non-interference in the internal affairs of sovereign countries, stressing that the Qatari national, who the New York Times quoted, is not, and has never been, an advisor of any sort to the government of the State of Qatar.

In a statement today, the GCO said: "The State of Qatar's foreign policy has always been one of creating stability and prosperity - we do not meddle in the internal affairs of sovereign countries. Anybody doing so is not acting on behalf of our government. In Somalia, the UAE has pursued a foreign policy that seeks to manipulate and control, in exchange for financial support.

"Khalifa al Muhannadi is not, and has never been, an advisor of any sort to the government of the State of Qatar. He does not represent the State of Qatar and he had no right to comment on behalf of the government. We will be investigating this individual and he will be held responsible for his comments, which we reiterated do not represent our principles.

"Somalia is an important partner for the State of Qatar, but we do not interfere in their internal affairs. Our relationship with Somalia is built on mutual respect and shared interests. We hope for the best for its government and its people. Our support to them will continue till stability in maintained.

"The GCO requested the recordings from the New York Times to support its investigation into the allegations. Due to their editorial policies, this request has not been granted. The GCO respects the policies of the New York Times and will not be taking further action in this regard."



https://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/a...-Qatar-GCO-response-to-New-York-Times-article
 
I swear you you are all dumb as hell, somalia is seen as a major transport hub and nothing else, these sandniggers will use you as they like and you cant do anything about it. @Bohol you bending down for the arabs now you filthy .
 

Crow

Make Hobyo Great Again
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These munafiqiin bastards can say whatever they want. It won't bring back the lives of all the Muslims they so ruthlessly murdered. This will not be forgotten and it will not be forgiven. They will pay.
 

Ras

It's all so tiresome
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We should play along and squeeze the most out of these two clowns.

Afterwards we'll sue them in the IC court for any shit that they orchestrated.

We'll take them for a decade's worth of natural gas supplies or annex them and sell their land to the Iranians who'd want it back.

These sand rats weren't even qualified to directly speak to us a few decades back and now they suddenly got their confidence up.
 

Crow

Make Hobyo Great Again
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It’s not in the Somali or “contested” waters.

It was for L11A, L11B, L12. Its on their website;
https://www.qp.com.qa/en/MediaCentre/Pages/News.aspx

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Quite telling that that is all you have to say in this topic. I imagine that I wouldn't be wrong to assume that you are also 'satisfied' with Qatar's statement (that did not dispute the voice recording, mind you). You just happen to agree with the FGS in every other case.
 
Somalia important partner of Qatar: GCO response to New York Times article

23 Jul 2019 - 15:21

bf1a6756775447e5fc62afb72eb05bb24a22de35.JPG





QNA
Doha: The Government Communications Office (GCO) of the State of Qatar said that Qatar's foreign policy has always been one of creating stability and prosperity and non-interference in the internal affairs of sovereign countries, stressing that the Qatari national, who the New York Times quoted, is not, and has never been, an advisor of any sort to the government of the State of Qatar.

In a statement today, the GCO said: "The State of Qatar's foreign policy has always been one of creating stability and prosperity - we do not meddle in the internal affairs of sovereign countries. Anybody doing so is not acting on behalf of our government. In Somalia, the UAE has pursued a foreign policy that seeks to manipulate and control, in exchange for financial support.

"Khalifa al Muhannadi is not, and has never been, an advisor of any sort to the government of the State of Qatar. He does not represent the State of Qatar and he had no right to comment on behalf of the government. We will be investigating this individual and he will be held responsible for his comments, which we reiterated do not represent our principles.

"Somalia is an important partner for the State of Qatar, but we do not interfere in their internal affairs. Our relationship with Somalia is built on mutual respect and shared interests. We hope for the best for its government and its people. Our support to them will continue till stability in maintained.

"The GCO requested the recordings from the New York Times to support its investigation into the allegations. Due to their editorial policies, this request has not been granted. The GCO respects the policies of the New York Times and will not be taking further action in this regard."



https://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/a...-Qatar-GCO-response-to-New-York-Times-article

The failing NYT is a igushubo news outlet after reading it again it struck me it's all based on IF

Many articles related to Somalia where Fake as f%%$
 

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''Dagaalka gala'' Garaad Jaamac Garaad Cali
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This guy is a slave for Qatar

Or Qatar is not involved in that specific attack. Did you know the nyt is also funded by the uea? And where is the proof? The audio tape is not released. The nyt cannot just blame sovereign nation's of terrorism without concrete evidence. With that being said. I would investigate anyways. And why wasn't it investigated right after it happend?
 
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