Qatar and Iraq maintain relations focused on political dialogue; reconstruction and investment; energy; regional security. Only claims tied to traceable evidence are stated as current facts.
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Qatar Business Leaders Explore Investment Partnerships with Iraq, Lebanon and Hong Kong
Doha, October 27 (QNA) - The Qatari Businessmen Association (QBA) has held talks with officials from Iraq, Lebanon and Hong Kong to explore opportunities for stronger trade and investment ties and the development of joint projects.
Qatar joins coalition talks on Iraq and Syria in Rome
Qatar took part in a meeting of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS in Rome on 2 October 2026. Ambassador Khalid bin Youssef Al Sada represented Qatar alongside delegates from 32 countries, the European Union and international organisations, the Foreign Ministry reported.
Qatar condemns drone attempts against Saudi oil sites
Qatar condemned reported drone attempts targeting oil facilities in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province and Riyadh in a statement dated 27 July 2026. Its Foreign Ministry said the drones originated from Iraqi territory and characterized the attempts as threats to Saudi sovereignty.
Qatar condemns attacks on Kuwait's consulate in Basra
Qatar's Foreign Ministry condemned reported repeated attacks targeting Kuwait's consulate general in Basra, Iraq, in a statement on 13 July 2026. The ministry said that consular premises and staff must be protected under international law, citing the 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
Qatar condemns attempted drone strikes on Saudi oil facilities
Qatar condemned attempted drone attacks on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province in a Foreign Ministry statement dated 29 July 2026. The ministry said the drones originated from Iraqi territory and described the attempts as a threat to Saudi sovereignty and energy infrastructure.
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