The UAE and Qatar are working to reopen embassies as part of the move to re-establish ties two years after the 2021 AlUla declaration signalled an end to the Gulf rift.
“At present, the activation of diplomatic ties, which will include the reopening of embassies, is proceeding between both countries,” a UAE official told The National.
The comment came after Reuters reported the move and quoted the Qatar International Media Office confirming that “work is under way to re-open the respective embassies as soon as possible”.
The agency suggested that full diplomatic relations could be restored within weeks, bringing the four-year Gulf rift closer to an end.
