Qatar Airways has launched international mediation for 5 billion in compensation from four Arab countries such as UAE, Saudia Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain. It was for blocking the use of airspace and removing it from its markets. According to the Qatari broadcaster, Qatar Airways said in a statement that with the aim of shutting down its operations of four countries in of Qatar Airways have increased the value of the company’s investment and it has also severely damaged its global operations. The airline’s chief executive officer (CEO), Akbar al-Baqar, said the decision by these states to bar Qatar Airways from operating in their countries and using their airspace is violation against civil aviation conventions and numerous agreements. These agreements were bound to be followed. “After three years of trying to resolve the dispute amicably through negotiations, we decided to issue notices of arbitration,” he said,”We have used all legal means to protect our rights and to fully compensate for violations.” Nuclear Security Index’s report on nuclear weapons, released He said the countries that imposed sanctions must be held accountable in the aviation sector for their illegal actions because they have failed to comply with multilateral agreements and international law. Qatar … Continue reading Qatar Airways claims 5 billion damages from 4 Arab Countries: Report