Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani said on Friday local time that despite the midterm election results, the US government is still willing to resolve the conflict with Iran through diplomatic means, and the mediation work continues. Speaking at Oxford University, Al-Thani said that in the past two weeks of communication between Qatar and US officials, the US “sincerely hopes to find ways to control the situation and ease tension.” He said that the election results may affect America's subsequent policies, but they have not changed the will of the US side to seek a solution. “Even after the election is over, this will still exists, and the US side is willing to act to facilitate dispute resolution.” he said. Al-Thani said that the pace of diplomatic negotiations has slowed down in recent days, but they have not been interrupted, and Qatar will continue to mediate. “There is no perfect peace agreement,” he said. The parties should not stick to idealized agreements, but should seek to arrive at workable solutions to ease the situation.

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