Qatar's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman al-Thani said the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) had proved unable to resolve its own disputes.
He added during a session of the World Economic Forum in Davos that Qatar is going through a conflict with three Gulf countries that paralyzed the ability of the Council to contribute to peace.
He pointed out that the GCC is a source of stability in the event of union, but whether each country alone, then they will not have the power.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani said the GCC as a regional organization proved to be the only successful model in the region, but unfortunately it seems unable to resolve its own disputes.
A few days ago, Qatari Foreign Minister expressed his country's readiness to support the continuation of work in the GCC committees despite the measures of the embargo countries, which he described as unfair.
On June 5, 2017, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut off diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar and closed its sea, air and land ports with them. The latter accused Doha of supporting terrorism and meddling in its internal affairs, which Qatar strongly denied, accusing the embargo countries of seeking to undermine the country's sovereignty and influence. On its national decision.