Qatar's requirements of four Arab countries
According to Arab state media, four Arab States in the diplomatic confrontation with Qatar, say they received a response from Doha on their list of requirements.
Bahrain, Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have suspended diplomatic relations and stopped the land, sea and air transport in Qatar last month, accusing the country in the financing of terrorism and destabilize the Middle East. Qatar denied the allegations.
The country had until Wednesday to respond to a list of 13 positions after the block of the four countries agreed to extend the initial period of 48 hours.
These demands included the closure of a media network "al Jazeera" reducing diplomatic relations with Iran and the cessation of Turkish military base in Qatar. The reply of Qatar was transferred to Kuwait, which acts as a mediator in the dispute.
It is unknown how many of the requirements, if any, of Qatar has agreed to comply, but the Minister for foreign Affairs of Qatar said earlier that in the list there are obligations that can't be done "was rejected." Last week the foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia Adel al-Jubeir gave a list of demands of the coalition "not subject to discussion."
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