Qatar plans to help citizens and companies to claim compensation for their losses from what the country calls a "blockade" neighbors.

A small country of the Persian Gulf on Sunday announced the establishment of a special Committee in which individuals and firms can file a claim for compensation. According to the Ministry of justice of Qatar, the Committee will consider the legal requirements.

"We are confident that the lawyers can protect Qatar and its symbols, by means of appropriate legal procedures", - is spoken in the message of the Ministry on Twitter, adding that the Ministry will take "appropriate legal measures to deal with the abusers Qatar."

Thousands of people and several businesses lost privileges as Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, has reduced diplomatic ties and cut off all transport links with Qatar. These four countries have accused Qatar of destabilizing the Middle East, the financing of terrorism in the region, the government of Qatar denies.

The formation of initiatives in compensation came a day before U.S. Secretary of state Rex Tillerson arrived in Kuwait to discuss possible solutions to conflict in the region. Qatar has already taken several steps to keep its economy and Minister of Finance of Qatar announced that he is strong enough to recover. The country also plans to increase natural gas production - one of the cornerstones of its economy by 20%.
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