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GCC Qatar
Gerald Butt
21 November 2019
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GCC moves to mend Qatar rift

There are strong indications that Saudi Arabia and the UAE intend to normalise relations with Qatar

No announcement has been made about plans to lift the blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Egypt on Qatar in June 2017. Quite possibly no formal statement will ever be made. But several recent developments point to a gradual move towards the normalisation of relations.  The first sign of rapprochement was both sides ending their vicious media propaganda war. In addition, Saudi Arabia and the UAE say their national teams will take part in a Gulf football tournament in the Qatari capital, Doha, later this month. The teams will arrive by plane, thereby effectively removing the air blockade of Qatar.  In another sign of the changing atmosphere, the Qatari

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