Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and United Arab Emirates are scheduled to decide on Wednesday.
Whether the sanctions imposed on Qatar will be lifted last month. The decision will be taken at a meeting of foreign ministers of four Arab countries in Egypt's capital Cairo, BBC reported.Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt seced ties with Qatar on June 5. At the same time, they imposed severe sanctions on the country. To normalize relations and withdraw the siege, on June 22, the four countries gave Qatar 13-point terms. These conditions include the withdrawal of support to the Palestinian resistance movement in Doha, al-Jazeera TV network, diplomatic relations with Iran, and the Turkish military base closed.At the request of Kuwait, the expiration was extended for two more days, but initially it was extended for 10 days to fulfill the condition. On Monday, the letter written by Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim was handed over to Kuwait's Amir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah to meet this requirement. However, the content of the letter was not published. Qatar's Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani said on Tuesday that these claims of the Saudi alliance are unrealistic and unacceptable.
