Assuring The Security Of The State Of Qatar

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The executive order affirms the strong alliance between the United States and Qatar, recognizing shared interests and cooperation.
Qatar is acknowledged as a key ally, hosting U.S. forces and aiding in security operations and conflict resolution.
The U.S. commits to guaranteeing Qatar's security and territorial integrity against external threats.
In case of an armed attack on Qatar, the U.S. will consider it a threat to its own peace and security, taking necessary measures to respond, including:
- Diplomatic, economic, and military actions to defend both nations' interests.
The U.S. will maintain joint contingency planning with Qatar through the Secretary of War, Secretary of State, and Director of National Intelligence.
The Secretary of State will:
- Confirm the U.S. assurance to Qatar and coordinate support with allies.
- Partner and collaborate with Qatar for conflict resolution, leveraging its mediation experience.
All executive departments and agencies must implement the order in accordance with the law.
The order clarifies that it does not affect existing legal authorities or entitlements, nor does it grant rights enforceable by any party against the U.S.
Costs associated with publishing the order will be covered by the Department of State.