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Costa in Doha: EU will "tiefere und stärkere" Partnerschaft mit Golfstaaten

Der Präsident des Europäischen Rates, Antonio Costa, betonte während seines Besuchs in Doha die strategische Partnerschaft der EU mit den Golfstaaten und drängte auf die Wiederöffnung der Straße von Hormus.

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00:00European Council President Antonio Costa wrapped up his tour of the Gulf in Qatar on Wednesday,
00:05saying he came to listen to the leaders at a critical moment,
00:08to push for sustainable peace, and to reopen free navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
00:13He says the world is entering a dangerous moment,
00:16and unless countries defend the international rules-based order,
00:19the alternative is chaos we're already seeing from Ukraine to the Gulf.
00:23After meetings across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar,
00:26Costa made it clear the European Union is a reliable partner to the Gulf
00:30to support the region's stability and security.
00:33In an answer to Euronews, he said the EU wants deeper and stronger cooperation with the Gulf,
00:38and that's what he heard from all the leaders.
00:40It's important that the European Union and the Gulf cooperation countries could work together
00:51between the EU and the GCC, but also bilaterally with each Gulf state.
00:59And we are keen to do this.
01:00We are negotiating free trade agreements with some of them,
01:04so there is partnership with the others, and we are talking with all of them.
01:09I think, more than ever, it's very important that we achieve this.
01:14Costa says the economic impact of disrupted shipping is already being felt worldwide,
01:19adding pressure to move quickly.
01:20He said everyone must use the momentum created by the ceasefire,
01:24and that European countries are committed to secure, safe passage in the region.
01:28It is essential that all parties use the momentum created by the recent United States-Iran ceasefire,
01:38brokered by Pakistan, in order to address the concerns of the international community regarding Iran.
01:48That means nuclear program, of course, but also its ballistic missile program.
01:56Iran supports two proxies, destabilizing the region, and the blockade of the international sea lakes.
02:07This war has already had disastrous consequences that are being felt all over the world,
02:16and that will only get worse with every day without a solution to this conflict.
02:24Restoring freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz is crucial and urgent,
02:32and Europe is committed to help guarantee the safe and impeded passage of ships.
02:40This is the objective of the coalition of countries that France and the United Kingdom
02:48are assembling with partners around the world.
02:52Costa also warned that Hezbollah poses an existential threat in Lebanon,
02:57saying Iran-backed groups are destabilizing the region.
03:00He added the European Union supports Lebanese leadership efforts
03:03to ban the group's military activities as the only path to long-term stability.
03:08The council president also announced plans for a second EU-GCC summit later this year,
03:14this time in the region,
03:16saying Gulf partners can count on the EU's support now and in the future.
03:20Adil Halim, Euronews, Doha.
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