The Ministers discussed regional issues and developments of mutual political and security concern.

In his speech Oman’s Foreign Minister said that Arab national security is indivisible.

They discussed areas of cooperation between the two brotherly countries, listed on the agenda of the Joint Committee.

An industrial investment agreement worth one million Omani rials (2.6 million US dollars) was signed at the Omani embassy in Cairo, between ZEINOX company and the LADAYN Programme, affiliated with the  OQ Group. Ambassador Abdullah Alrahbi, Oman’s Ambassador to Egypt and its Permanent Representative to the Arab League, said that the LADAYN programme represents a promising step in developing and

The Forum aims to strengthen mechanisms for coordination, consultation and mutual support between Arab countries and China.

The Foreign Ministry expresses Oman’s solidarity and sincere condolences to the government and people of Egypt.

The Ministry’s electronic document attestation service is now available in more than 15 countries.

The Ministers exchanged views on regional developments, including the talks between the United States and Iran in Muscat.

The meeting condemned Israeli violations against the Palestinians as amounting to ethnic cleansing.

By the royal directive of His Majesty, Sayyid Badr will lead Oman’s delegation to the Summit.

The Sultanate of Oman participated in the Cairo meeting of the International Alliance to Implement the Two State Solution, entitled ‘Supporting UNRWA in the Context of the Two State Solution’. Hosted by Egypt, the meeting is part of an ongoing series of discussions within the Global Alliance for the Two-State Solution, focusing on practical steps toward establishing a Palestinian state.

The Ministers stressed the importance of unified Arab positions to establish the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.

The 28th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Communications and Information was held in the Arab Republic of Egypt. The Omani delegation was led by Abdullah bin Nasser bin Musalam Al Rahbi, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to Egypt and Oman’s Representative to League of Arab States. Khalid Bin Ahmed Bin Said Al Saadi, Secretary General of

His Conference speech highlighted the promising opportunities to enhance trade between Oman and Egypt.

Abdullah bin Nasser bin Musalam Al Rahbi, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to Egypt and its Representative to League of Arab States, met with Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University. The meeting considered ways to enhance cooperation between the University and educational and cultural institutions in the Sultanate of Oman. Discussions also focused on supporting