Qatar’s delegation reiterated support for peaceful dispute settlement and state sovereignty at the UN General Assembly’s Sixth Committee on October 23, according to QNA. Its statement linked navigation security with de-escalation and diplomacy. This was a national intervention in a UN committee, not a new General Assembly resolution. The distinction matters: a statement explains a government’s position, while evidence of international agreement requires a separate decision or vote. The report does not announce an agreement between the parties to the conflicts discussed.