British Prime Minister David Cameron speaks during a joint press conference with Qatari Premier and Foreign Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem bin Jabr al-Thani, in Doha, today and replyed student question also clearly stated that Israel was wrong and need to stop along with Palestines and more attention needs to sort out problems. Palestine needs freedom and settlements should stop.
During a question and answer session with students at Qatar University, Cameron said there should be 'consequences' for the Libyan regime if it continued to use 'appalling levels of violence' against its own people, and that he would like to see a United Nations Security Council resolution to send 'a very clear warning' to Col.
Gadhafi and the Libyan armed forces that what they were doing was 'wrong and against the law.
Same time Prime Minister David Cameron and Qatari Prime Minister Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani today agreed that their countries would aim to double bilateral trade from £2.2 billion to £4.4 billion by 2015. Today Cameron will engage in a question-and-answer session at Qatar University, giving him the opportunity to interact with students from Qatar and the region.
U.K. Prime Minister Cameron, who is in Qatar on a trade visit, said the agreement sends a strong signal to Qataris that the U.K is "open for business." Cameron's government has placed exports and investment at the center of its economic recovery plan.
Earlier this month the government announced a strategy to boost trade that shifts the focus of its business promotion agency, U.K. Trade and Investment, to emerging markets, considered fertile ground for exporters. The agency Wednesday said a Qatar-UK trade forum has been established and the first meeting will be held in the spring.
