Interview With Khalid Al Attiyah, Qatar Defence Minister

The transcript discusses Qatar's history of coup attempts, highlighting the loyalty of its people to their Amir and country. It addresses accusations of terrorism against Qatar, questioning the motives behind these claims and the Western perception of terrorism. The speaker references the 9/11 attacks, noting that most perpetrators were from besieging countries, not Qatar. The discussion concludes with a critique of the current state of international relations, emphasizing the dominance of interests over ethics.

What type of coup attempts were mentioned in the discussion about Qatar's history?

• Hard and soft

• Military and economic

• Cultural and economic

• Political and social

According to the speaker, why are accusations of terrorism against Qatar made?

• To improve international relations

• To attract Western attention

• To support Qatar's economy

• To promote peace in the region

Which institution's closure is mentioned as part of the accusations against Qatar?

• The United Nations

• The International Monetary Fund

• The World Bank

• Al Jazeera

What does the speaker suggest about the origins of the 9/11 attackers?

• They were mostly from Qatar

• They were mostly from the besieging countries

• They were from the United States

• They were from various European countries

What does the speaker criticize about current international relations?

• They are driven by interests rather than facts

• They prioritize economic growth

• They focus on environmental issues

• They are based on cultural exchanges