From this standpoint, Queisi dealt during that period with the repercussions of the regional challenges that accompanied and followed the first Gulf War (the occupation of Kuwait in 1990 and the Second Gulf War 1991), especially since the political and diplomatic relations witnessed a state of near stalemate with some countries, as a result of misunderstanding about the situation. To add, during that period, the pace of international efforts intensified towards resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict, especially since the United States tried, after the second Gulf War, to support options for peace negotiations and to launch the Madrid Peace Conference; a stage that required Jordan to fully prepare for what will follow these events, in order to reach Oslo and then the Jordan-Israel Peace Treaty in 1994.