Qatar, Kuwait welcome Iran's nuclear deal with world powers


  • World
  • Monday, 25 Nov 2013

DUBAI (Reuters) - Gulf Arab countries Qatar and Kuwait have came out in favour of Iran's agreement with world powers over its nuclear programme, saying they hoped it would help to preserve stability and security in the region.

Iran's Arab neighbours are deeply uneasy about Tehran's diplomatic rehabilitation and have done little to hide their scepticism as talks progressed on the nuclear deal in recent weeks, but at least in public many have now given their support.

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