Oman was an observer at the meeting which reviewed the general vision for the Board’s work and its action plan.

The Ministry also welcomes steps to implement the United Nations Security Council peace plan under Resolution No. 2803.

They discussed the Palestinian cause and international efforts aimed at consolidating the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Their discussion agreed on the need to intensify Arab coordination to safeguard collective Arab security.

The meeting reviewed the course of friendship between the two countries and reviewed international developments.

The Ministers highlighted the need to shield the region from growing challenges that threaten its security and stability.

During the meeting in Ankara the Ministers exchanged views on developments In Gaza Syria and Yemen.

Sayyid Badr highlighted the depth and strength of the relations between Oman and Türkiye.

The meeting was held within the framework of regular consultation and continuous coordination between the two nations.

The Sultanate of Oman affirmed its full support for the statement delivered by the delegation of the State of Palestine on behalf of the Arab Group before the Trade and Development Board of UNCTAD. It praised the recent report issued by the Secretariat, which comprehensively documents the devastating economic and humanitarian impact of events in the Palestinian territories since October

Oman, with 14 Arab and Islamic countries, the Arab League, and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, condemn the Israeli Knesset’s approval of “Israeli sovereignty” over the occupied West Bank.

The agreement contributes to halting the war, the release of prisoners and detainees from both sides.

Oman affirms that such inhumane acts, reveal a deliberate policy of using starvation as a weapon of war.

Oman renews its call on the international community, and the UN Security Council, to take decisive measures to protect civilians.

Oman calls on all countries, to shoulder their responsibilities to end the injustice against the Palestinian people.