From Al Jazeera · Usaid Siddiqui · · 1m
Qatar warns Iran war energy crisis far from over
Qatar's deputy prime minister says global energy shockwaves from the US-Israel war on Iran have not yet peaked, threatening supplies and economic growth.
In brief
Qatar's deputy prime minister says global energy shockwaves from the US-Israel war on Iran have not yet peaked, threatening supplies and economic growth. Qatar's deputy prime minister warned that energy disruptions from the US-Israel war on Iran will worsen, risking global supplies, trade and growth. Originally…
Qatar's warning on energy shocks
Qatar's deputy prime minister Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani warned at the Global Security Forum in Doha on Monday, October nineteen, twenty twenty-six that global energy shockwaves from the US-Israel war on Iran have…
“global energy shockwaves from the US-Israel war on Iran have yet to reach their peak”
Threats to Gulf region identified
Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, who also serves as Minister of State for Defence Affairs, identified several threats facing Qatar and the wider Gulf, including risks to sovereignty and disruptions to energy supplies.
Wider economic consequences feared
The deputy prime minister raised concerns about further disruption to global energy supplies, international trade and economic growth from the ongoing conflict.
What matters most
Qatar's deputy prime minister warned that energy disruptions from the US-Israel war on Iran will worsen, risking global supplies, trade and growth.
