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DOHA, Qatar (AP) - Arab nations isolating FIFA Coins Qatar extended a deadline Monday for the energy rich country to respond to their demands by another 48 hours, allowing its top diplomat to carry a handwritten response to Kuwait's ruler in an effort to end the diplomatic crisis.Whether another two days will be enough to end the crisis, however, may be a stretch.Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates.

Egypt and Bahrain already have plans to meet in Cairo on Wednesday as the deadline expires to discuss their next moves. Meanwhile, Qataris signed a wall bearing a black-stencil likeness of their ruler, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, as officials in the host country of the 2022 FIFA World Cup maintain that they won't allow other nations to dictate their foreign policy. In this photograph released by the state-run Kuwait News Agency.

KUNA, Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, left, and Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al Sabah, right, walk together on an airport tarmac, on Al Thani's arrival in Kuwait. 

Qatar's foreign minister, carrying a handwritten letter from the country's ruling emir arrived in Kuwait amid a diplomatic crisis engulfing his nation. (KUNA via AP)The crisis began June 5, as the countries cut off diplomatic ties to Qatar over their allegations that the world's top producer of fifa wiki liquefied natural gas uses its wealth to fund extremist groups and has overly warm ties to Iran.