Kerry in Qatar to ease Arab concerns about Iran nuke deal

Qatar - Kerry's meetings in Doha on Monday are a follow-up on a May meeting that President Barack Obama hosted for Arab leaders at Camp David.

US Secretary of State John Kerry is in Qatar for talks with Arab officials whose countries are wary of the nuclear deal world powers have struck with Iran.
Kerry arrived in the Qatari capital on Sunday after visiting Egypt, where he also spoke in favor of the agreement with Iran. In Cairo, Kerry acknowledged Iran's destabilizing activities but said they would be easier to deal with if Tehran cannot develop a nuclear weapon.
Kerry's meetings in Doha on Monday are a follow-up on a May meeting that President Barack Obama hosted for Arab leaders at Camp David at which the US promised them enhanced security cooperation and expedited defense sales to guard against a potential Iranian threat.

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