What Qatar achieved in 120 days of siege

The illegal siege that was forced on Qatar on 5th June, completed 120 days today. Qatar had gone through a lot of ups and down in this time period,today the entire world stands by Qatar, diplomatically and politically, and the world countries are expanding their support in different fields while the barricading nations are stuck in a conciliatory mess they made with their allegations against Qatar without any proof.

Recently, on the 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly, Emir H Sheik Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani visited Germany, German Chancellor Angela Merkel communicated worry over the siege while French President Emmanuel Macron called for lifting of blockade communicating genuine worries over human rights violations caused by the attack. 

Emir H Sheik Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani also met the President of the United States Donald Trump, who also communicated his desires for speedy solution of the emergency.

Amid the entire crisis beginning 120 days back, the world community stands by Qatar. The human rights violations submitted against the siege nations will always remain a disgrace for Saudi-drove alliance. Qatar's Minister of Foreign Affairs H E Sheik Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani has confirmed that there are about 26,000 violations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights because of the attack forced by the four nations against the State of Qatar. 

The Parliamentary Inquiry Committee, appointed by the British Parliament to inspect the violations forced on the State of Qatar has asked an "immediate lifting of the siege", calling it as illicit and breach of all international and philanthropic traditions and laws. 

In the 120-day blockade, Qatar has accomplishedthe opening of Hamad Port that have an annual capacity of 7.5 million twenty-foot equal unit (TEU). 

Following 120 days blockade, normal life goes ahead in Qatar with no shortage of food and other products. Even the siege has demonstrated a surprisingly beneficial turn of events with Qatar ensuring expedient consummation of its undertakings to guarantee self-sufficiency. 

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