then, even if anyone will calm us, theable, -- for .ediation will remain is trying to restore the relation together. cannot -- now, they cannot force others to come and solve the problem. even if they will come, they will come in good faith. know if the kuwaiti initiative is still alive. we cannot know if a mediation effort would be led by them. important an organization. blockade, after this can the gcc operate with the same efficiency as before? i think there is some time needed to rebuild the trust which has been lost because of this crisis. but, we also believe there is an to address all of the relationship and do the proper strengthening of government of the gcc as an aganization in order to put proper arbitration mechanism in place and enforce mechanisms for those decisions. so all of the things we are lacking, we have to look carefully. left question for me. one country we did not ask you about. there was another country -- what is the continuous humanitarian crisis, what we see is there is a continuation of a stalemate of the political process. qatar supported and still supports th

. >> alex knew that if he was going to truly hand over the reins he had to feel col for theable with colleen first. >> if i felt like i couldn't let go of a specific project, or the trust wasn't there, it's really debilitating. and it almost, to me, feels like a dog leashed to a tree. >> colleen agreed with alex's plan. she thought it was better for everyone to get to know each other. >> it's a little different to come in, you know, here's our new ceo, versus here's someone who's going to help us on this project that we're working on. and so i think it was a really good opportunity for the company to meet me, and me also to meet the company. >> alex realized pretty quickly that colleen was the right person for the job. she was asking good questions, and already thinking about solutions to some of planet dog's woes. >> she was a great listener. it seemed that she was willing to not guess or presume. she took plenty of time to learn about the direction it needs to go before she even decided to change any direction. >> and when colleen became the ceo, she thought it was critical to stop

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