Doha, September 23 (QNA) — HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani’s speech at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York received significant attention from Gulf, Arab and international media, which highlighted his call for dialogue and negotiation, the establishment of a regional collective security system, and his positions on the Palestinian cause and developments in several Arab countries.
Gulf media gave particular attention to HH the Amir’s call to address the Gulf crisis through diplomatic means, keep the Strait of Hormuz open to navigation and return to negotiations to achieve security and stability while respecting state sovereignty and non-interference in internal affairs.
The Saudi Press Agency highlighted HH the Amir’s assertion that disputes and crises should be resolved through dialogue and negotiation and just solutions based on international law, respect for state sovereignty and the rights of peoples. It also focused on his warning that the region is passing through one of its most dangerous phases and his call for a regional collective security system.
The Kuwait News Agency highlighted HH the Amir’s view that the Gulf crisis resulted from years of postponement, temporary solutions and unrealistic policies. It also focused on his call for a collective security system and his assertion that the crisis can be resolved diplomatically by keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and returning to negotiations.
In the UAE, Al Bayan and Al Khaleej highlighted HH the Amir’s warning about the dangerous phase facing the region and his call for dialogue, negotiation and diplomatic solutions. Their coverage also addressed his positions on Gaza, Syria and Lebanon and his call to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.
Across Arab media, the speech received widespread attention, particularly for its focus on the Palestinian cause, Gaza, regional security and developments in several Arab countries.
In Egypt, the Middle East News Agency highlighted HH the Amir’s vision of prioritizing dialogue, negotiation and diplomacy in addressing regional crises, alongside his call for opening the Strait of Hormuz and establishing a regional collective security system.
Al Ahram focused on HH the Amir’s description of the situation in Gaza as “genocide” and “a stain on the face of humanity,” while Akhbar Al Yom highlighted his call for an equitable international system and application of international law without double standards. Egyptian television outlets also covered his calls for a ceasefire, withdrawal from Gaza and lifting the blockade, as well as his positions on Lebanon, Libya and Yemen.
Palestinian media focused particularly on HH the Amir’s positions on Gaza, his warning against displacement plans and his call for a ceasefire and lifting the blockade. Al Quds and Palestine newspapers highlighted these positions, while WAFA focused on his statement that a just international system cannot be achieved while Palestine remains a blind spot.
Political analyst and Editor-in-Chief of the Palestinian Safa News Agency Mohamed Abu Qamar told QNA that HH the Amir’s address was clear and comprehensive in addressing the Palestinian cause and the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank and Jerusalem.
He said HH the Amir placed the international community before its responsibilities regarding Gaza and called for international action to stop the war, establish a ceasefire and end Palestinian suffering. Abu Qamar also highlighted Qatar’s continued mediation efforts aimed at alleviating suffering and reaching solutions to end the war.
In Syria, media outlets focused on HH the Amir’s support for Syria during its recovery and reconstruction phase and his emphasis on the country’s sovereignty, unity and independence. Syrian coverage also highlighted his warning that Israeli attacks have extended to neighboring countries and threaten regional security.
In Lebanon, media extensively covered HH the Amir’s call for dialogue, negotiation and diplomacy, as well as his support for Lebanese state institutions and sovereignty over all Lebanese territory. Coverage also focused on his condemnation of Israeli attacks, the need to adhere to a ceasefire and his positions on Gaza and Palestine.
In Iraq, media outlets focused on HH the Amir’s vision for resolving the Gulf crisis through dialogue and diplomacy, opening the Strait of Hormuz and returning to negotiations. Coverage also highlighted his call for a regional collective security system and his positions on Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Libya and Yemen.
In Jordan, media focused on HH the Amir’s warning about the dangerous phase facing the region, his call for dialogue and diplomatic solutions, his positions on Gaza and rejection of displacement, and the need for a collective regional security architecture.
On the international front, media outlets highlighted different aspects of the speech, including the Palestinian cause, Gaza, regional security, the economic consequences of conflicts, freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and Qatar’s role in mediation.
In Turkiye, Anadolu Agency highlighted HH the Amir’s warning about the region’s dangerous phase, his call for a regional collective security system and his emphasis on dialogue and peaceful solutions. Turkish media also covered his positions on Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz.
Arab and International Media Cover HH the Amir’s Address, Highlight Call for Diplomatic Solutions to Crises
