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ReportedMediation visit

According to Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Qatar's mediation team had concluded a visit to Tehran and returned to Doha.

QatarDohaTehran

Broadcast 4 November 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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According to Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Qatar's mediation team had concluded a visit to Tehran and returned to Doha.

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A spokesperson for Qatar's Foreign Ministry said on November 3 that Qatar's mediation team had concluded its visit to the Iranian capital, Tehran, and returned to Doha. The United States and Iran are currently studying proposals put forward by Qatar.
Original Chinese quote
卡塔尔外交部发言人3日表示，卡塔尔调解团队已结束对伊朗首都德黑兰的访问并返回多哈。
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ReportedDefense cooperation memorandum signing

According to a statement issued by Qatar's Ministry of Defence on the 21st, Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan and Türkiye signed the “Badr” multilateral memorandum in Doha that day, aiming to strengthen cooperation in defense manufacturing, military capacity building, technical training, and research and development.

QatarIndonesiaTurkeyPakistanQatar Ministry of DefenceDoha

Broadcast 22 October 2026 · Event date 21 October 2026

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According to a statement issued by Qatar's Ministry of Defence on the 21st, Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan and Türkiye signed the “Badr” multilateral memorandum in Doha that day, aiming to strengthen cooperation in defense manufacturing, military capacity building, technical training, and research and development.

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Qatar's Ministry of Defence said in a statement on October 21 that Qatar, Indonesia, Pakistan and Türkiye had signed a multilateral memorandum of understanding named “Badr” in Doha that day, aimed at strengthening cooperation among the four countries in defense manufacturing, military capability building, technical training, and research and development. The statement said the memorandum would help participating countries draw on their respective strengths in defense manufacturing, strengthen industrial coordination, improve defense industry capabilities, and better meet the defense needs of allies and friendly countries.
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卡塔尔国防部21日发表声明说，卡塔尔、印度尼西亚、巴基斯坦和土耳其当天在多哈签署名为“巴德尔”的多边谅解备忘录，旨在加强四国在国防制造、军事能力建设、技术培训及研发等领域的合作。
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