Salim Albusaidi, Consul General of the Sultanate of Oman in Jeddah, received a delegation from the Ministry of Information as part of media preparations for the 27th Gulf Cup (Khaliji 27). The meeting discussed ways to facilitate the work of the Oman TV team covering the Gulf Cup, ensuring comprehensive coverage that showcases the tournament at its best.

The Ministers affirmed the importance of continuing joint action and prioritising political solutions.

The Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s Mission in Ethiopia, Ambassador Dr Afkar Alfarsi, took part in the inaugural high-level dialogue of the Gulf–Africa Strategic Partnership Initiative (GASPI), held in Addis Ababa. The meeting will contribute to shaping the agenda for the Initiative’s summit, which is scheduled to be held in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, in March 2027.

Oman is working with various parties to resume the political process to achieve regional security and stability.

Writing in Le Monde, Sayyid Badr calls for a balanced review of relations with international partners, especially the United States.

Writing in Le Monde, Sayyid Badr argues for a shift from containment to regional integration.

The Forum discussed how to strengthen cooperation and coordination between the GCC and the EU.

The Ministers affirmed the deep-rooted relations between the two brotherly countries.

The discussions aimed to contribute to lasting peace and prosperity and reinforce the foundations of security and stability.

The Decree makes changes to the system for insurance coverage for GCC citizens working in any GCC member state.

His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik has issued Royal Decree No. 65/2026, amending some provisions of the Unified System for Insurance Protection Extension to GCC citizens working in member states other than their home countries. Article 1 stipulates that the amendments attached to this decree shall apply to the aforementioned Unified System for Insurance Protection Extension to GCC citizens working in

The two Ministers discussed the regional situation and prospects for peace.

The Ministers discussed ways to strengthen and expand cooperation across economic, scientific and cultural fields.

The Council discussed the latest developments in joint Gulf action and the progress made in implementing decisions.

The meeting formed part of GCC Foreign Ministers’ participation in a GCC Ministerial Council in Bahrain.