Doha: Qatari newspapers have focused their editorials on the recent diplomatic engagements involving HH the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani and global leaders.

According to Qatar News Agency, the discussions have centered around efforts to mediate and end the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip. A notable interaction was the phone call between HH the Amir and HE President of the United States Joe Biden, which emphasized joint mediation efforts to cease hostilities in Gaza.

The editorials also detailed HH the Amir’s meetings with key figures, including a delegation from the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement “Hamas” led by Dr. Khalil Al Hayya. Additionally, discussions with HE US President-elect Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and HE Coordinator for Middle East and North Africa at the US National Security Council Brett McGurk were mentioned, focusing on developments in the Gaza Strip.

The newspapers highlighted Qatar’s unwavering support for the Palestinian cause, noting its humanitarian efforts and international advocacy for a ceasefire. Al Sharq, under the headline “Doha negotiations… decisive hours,” emphasized the global attention on Doha’s diplomatic activities aimed at reaching a ceasefire and a potential exchange of hostages and prisoners between Hamas and Israel.

Furthermore, Al Watan’s editorial, titled ‘Prominent role and unique position,’ praised Qatar’s effective handling of international conflicts, particularly its strategic mediation in the Gaza crisis. The editorial noted Qatar’s foreign policy strategy, which positions it as a neutral facilitator in delicate negotiations.

The editorials collectively underscored HH the Amir’s commitment to the Palestinian cause and Qatar’s role in mediating a long-term truce in the Gaza Strip, with the ultimate goal of achieving a comprehensive political solution that recognizes Palestinian rights and establishes an independent state.