Saudi, Egypt, Bahrain to resume postal services with Qatar after 3 years

Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain have recently decided to resume postal services to Qatar. resumption of postal services comes after services were stopped three years ago following a political dispute. news was anunced by United Nations on Monday.

Restoration of postal services

anuncement concerning restarting of postal services comes after a meeting was held between leers of all countries and United Nations postal ncy. According to reports, UN Universal Postal Union hs welcomed news. Originally Saudi Arabia and or nations h cut postal as well as political, tre and transport ties with Qatar after allegations that it was supporting terrorism.

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Doha has vehemently denied allegations levelled against ir country and claims that boycott is strict to curtail Qatar's sovereignty. While postal services between Saudi Arabi, and or countries and Qatar stopped back in 2017y will w be restarting services indirectly through Oman. 

United Arab Emirates that restored postal services on February 9 will also be using indirect method. According to reports, Egypt has restarted postal services as of February 17. re is still definitive indication that Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have restored services.  UN postal ncy held a meeting on January 29 at its hequarters in Switzerland with four or Arab nations.

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Negotiations stalled

It is t immediately clear why Saudi Arabi decided to restore ties with Qatar. A few weeks ago Qatar's foreign minister stated that talks between Doha and Riyh to resolve a two-year-old regional spat h stalled.

pan-Arab Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper quoted a Gulf diplomat on Wednesday who suggested Riyh pulled out of talks because Qatari negotiators "did t seem serious in reaching compromise".

unnamed diplomat accused Doha's team of "prevaricating to prolong negotiations" and ded that Riyh wanted a solution that included all of boycotting countries.

(Im: AP)