Oman’s Ambassador to France, Ahmed Bin Mohamed Bin Nasser Al Araimi, received a group of students from the Sorbonne Nouvelle University in Paris. Oman’s long-standing relationship with the French Republic and various areas of cooperation between the two countries were discussed.
The organisation said the one million US dollars contribution would play a vital role.
The Foreign Ministry stressed the need to stop escalation in the region.
Bilateral relations and ways of strengthening them were reviewed.
The comments were made during a phone call between the countries’ Foreign Ministers.
Oman’s Ambassador to Uzbekistan, AlSayyida Wafa Jabr Nasser Albusaidi, accompanied by First Secretary Saud bin Hamad Al Yahyai, toured several sites in Tashkent to view Omani investments affiliated with the Uzbek-Oman Investment Company. The visit was organised by Omar Bahram, CEO of the company.
The agency reported that the Sultanate was achieving financial surpluses after seven years of deficits.
The Oman Garden won the award for the best content among the 77 participating countries.
The Gulf Cooperation Council’s vision aims to maintain regional security and stability in the region.
The Sultanate’s attractive investment opportunities were presented.
Oman’s Ambassador to Malaysia, Sheikh Alabbas bin Ibrahim Alharthi, met with Dr Ridzwan Bakur, CEO of Yayasan Waqaf Malaysia, and his accompanying delegation. During the meeting, cooperation in endowments between Oman and Malaysia was discussed.
The Minister expressed his appreciation for Russia’s support of legitimate Palestinian rights.
The Minister stressed the importance of unifying ranks and establishing cohesion between all Palestinian parties.
Opportunities for exchanging experiences were explored during the meeting.
Oman’s Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva called on the international community to prevent genocide by stopping the supply of weapons to Israel.
