A flurry of diplomatic activity points towards a possible thaw in the Qatar crisis
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The report adds that while “stronger real GDP growth is envisaged in the near term, with a recovery in hydrocarbon output,” there is a risk that “trade and geopolitical tensions could undermine investor confidence and weaken fiscal and external positions.”On September 12, 2019, Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Sabah al Ahmad al Jaber al Sabah is scheduled to hold a summit with US President Donald Trump.
The Emir of Qatar responded to Kuwait two days later. The Emir’s personal representative Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al Thani visited the Emir of Kuwait at his residence in Salwa.Al Jazeerathe efforts of the Emir of Kuwait are continuous and will not stop until positive results are reached.
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