Saudi Arabia and the other three Arab countries have given 48 hours to fulfill the conditions for Qatar's withdrawal of the ban.
The proposal to meet the total of 13 conditions, including closure of the Saudi Joint Al-Jazeera press, was completed on Sunday.Doha, who denied the allegations made by Qatar's militants financing the neighboring countries, said Monday they would send their formal response to Kuwait via a letter.Qatar's foreign minister will visit Kuwait on Monday to reach the letter to the country's Amir. Kuwait Amir is working as a mediator between the Gulf countries.Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman bin Jassim al-Thani said Qatar has rejected their terms but they are ready to sit in dialogue with them.For the last few weeks, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain imposed diplomatic and economic sanctions on Qatar. Earlier, on 23 June, the four foreign ministers of the four countries had banned Qatar's military base in Turkey and cut off diplomatic relations with Iran, after negotiating the 13 conditions for 10 days. This deadline has ended on Sunday.
