Deputy Secretary Landau discusses U.S.-Qatar relations with Minister Al Khulaifi

Deputy Secretary Landau discusses U.S.-Qatar relations with Minister Al Khulaifi
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Timmy Davis U.S. Ambassador to Qatar | U.S. Embassy in Qatar

Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau held a meeting with Qatari Minister of State Dr. Mohammed Al Khulaifi in Washington, D.C. The primary topics included President Trump's future visit to Qatar and the expansion of the U.S.-Qatar economic and commercial relationship.

In addition to economic matters, the discussion covered Qatar's ongoing engagement with the Syrian interim authorities, aimed at providing stability and support to the Syrian populace. Deputy Secretary Landau also expressed gratitude for Qatar's assistance in Lebanon's security and economic growth.

Furthermore, Landau acknowledged Qatar's efforts in facilitating the release of American citizens from Afghanistan and its attempts to mediate conflicts across Africa and other regions. Both officials reaffirmed the robustness of the U.S.-Qatar partnership and stressed the necessity of maintaining close coordination on international challenges.

According to Spokesperson Tammy Bruce, the conversation underscored mutual interests and the importance of addressing shared global concerns collaboratively.