US President Donald Trump on Friday called Qatari Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani to discuss efforts to end the US-Iran war, amid a diplomatic push to avoid a new round of conflict.
The high-profile exchange was the latest in a flurry of diplomatic phone calls that saw Iran’s top diplomat speaking to his counterparts in the Gulf. The talks took place amid fears that Donald Trump could resume strikes despite major losses in midterms elections.
Sheikh Tamim received a call from Trump, according to his office the Amiri Diwan, during which the pair discussed diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalating tensions in the region undertaken by mediator Qatar.
Diplomatic Efforts And Regional Mediation By Qatar
The Emir emphasized the importance of continuing dialogue and relying on diplomatic means to settle disputes and prevent further escalation, according to the official statement.
Qatar has been playing a key role as a mediator in the ongoing conflict, holding communications with multiple parties involved to reduce regional tensions and foster peace talks.
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