Qatari dissidents to organize conference against Tamim's regime

Cairo- 30 August, 2017: The British Capital of London will host a conference in September 14 to discuss the Qatari turmoil and its economic consequences reflected in the region and the rest of the world.

The conference is the first of its kind and is being organized by the Qatari businessman and reformist, Khalid Al-Hail, along with a number of exiled Qatari dissidents, who are seeking a resolution to the regional crisis and a more stable future for Qatar.

The Qatar, Global Security & Stability Conference takes place three months into the Qatar crisis in the Middle East, with Qatar facing a boycott by members of the Gulf Co-ordinating Council, creating considerable political and economic implications in the Arabian Gulf region, Middle East and the world.



The conference will include a number of Arabian and International political figures, along with experts and Journalists concerned of the Middle Eastern affairs, to discuss the future of the rich-gas Emirate in the light of the current political crisis that has lasted for three months.

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates broke off relations with Qatar in June, in the worst diplomatic crisis to hit Gulf Arab states in decades, accusing the tiny emirate of supporting terrorism and destabilizing region.