Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani praised US President Donald Trump for reaching a deal with Iran, calling it vital for the region’s stability and progress. Speaking at the G7 summit on June 16, 2026, Sheikh Tamim said, "This is a very important deal, there’s still a lot of work to be done, but with this momentum -- if we continue like that, Mr. president -- I think we can achieve and do great things in the region" [1].
The agreement follows intensive negotiations brokered by Pakistan and is scheduled for signing in Switzerland on June 19, 2026. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced the breakthrough on June 15, describing the accord as a major diplomatic step [1].
Emir Sheikh Tamim also highlighted the expanding economic relationship between Qatar and the United States. He noted bilateral trade is set to reach or exceed $1 trillion, signaling a rapidly growing partnership between the two countries [2, 1].
On regional cooperation, Sheikh Tamim stated that Qatar is ready to assist allies whenever requested, reflecting the country’s commitment to stability and collaboration within the Gulf and beyond [1].
The US-Iran agreement is expected to yield positive outcomes for the Middle East, reducing tensions and opening new avenues for dialogue and commerce [1]. The formal signing in Switzerland will mark a key milestone in this diplomatic effort.
Qatar and the US will continue to build on their expanded trade ties amid the evolving geopolitical situation, with further developments anticipated after the official agreement is finalized on June 19.
