Qatar’s PM on Recovering From the Iran War ‘Earthquake’ | The Mishal Husain Show

Regional instability, triggered by the ongoing conflict involving Iran and the United States, has severely disrupted Qatar’s economy and supply chains, forcing the nation to navigate a complex geopolitical landscape. Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jasim Al Thani describes this period as an "earthquake" that tests the country’s resilience, security foundations, and commitment to global energy reliability. Despite these challenges, Qatar maintains its role as a key mediator, facilitating communication between conflicting parties while advocating for a regional security framework. Domestically, the government is launching the Doha Investment Platform to cultivate national champions and diversify revenue streams. The Prime Minister emphasizes that while the current environment is volatile, Qatar remains dedicated to its strategic alliance with the United States and continues to push for international accountability regarding the protection of civilian infrastructure in all ongoing conflicts.