Qatar will refuse the demands of four Arabic states, the country's MFA stated on Saturday, Reuters reports.

According to the statement, the ultimatum given to Doha is not aimed at the struggle against terrorism, but limits the sovereignty of the country.

Nevertheless, the Qatari FM Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani noted that Doha is still ready to sit at the negotiation table and discuss the issues of concern to neighbors.

''The list of demands will be refused. We want a dialogue, but in proper conditions,'' he said, adding that Qatar will not close the Turkish military base in the country’s territory and is not going to close Al Jazeera, as demanded by Arabic neighbors.