️ President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan conducted telephone conversations with the leaders of Qatar, Bahrain, and Jordan. The discussions primarily focused on the escalating situation in the Middle East, regional security issues, and the urgent need to halt actions threatening the sovereignty of states and the peaceful lives of citizens.

️ In the conversation with Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the sides noted that the escalation of conflicts in the region poses a serious threat to peace and stability. Concern was expressed over actions exacerbating divisions within the Muslim ummah during the holy month of Ramadan. The necessity of immediately ceasing any steps that threaten state sovereignty and citizen security was emphasized. The Uzbek leader thanked the Emir for measures to ensure the safety of Uzbekistanis in Qatar and assistance in their repatriation.

️ The Emir of Qatar expressed gratitude for the support and confirmed interest in further developing strategic partnership. In the talk with Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, recent events negatively impacting regional security were discussed. It was noted that during Ramadan, Muslim countries should demonstrate unity and solidarity. The importance of peaceful, diplomatic resolution of all conflicts was underscored. President Mirziyoyev expressed support for Bahrain's leadership and people.

️ A telephone conversation also took place with Jordan's King Abdullah II ibn al-Hussein. The sides pointed to the need for immediate cessation of actions undermining regional stability and resolving all problems exclusively through political-diplomatic means. The Uzbek side expressed solidarity with Jordan. King Abdullah II thanked for the support and highlighted the significance of the upcoming high-level visit to Amman.

Source: kun.uz