Ali Al Hasani, Chargé d’Affaires of the Sultanate of Oman’s mission to China, took part in a joint meeting with Miao Deyu, Vice Foreign Minister of the People’s Republic of China, at the headquarters of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beijing. The meeting was also attended by Ambassadors to China of the Gulf Cooperation Council states. The meeting

The Ministers highlighted the importance of reducing military escalation and strengthening diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis.

The meeting included representatives of the GCC countries, Türkiye, Armenia and Arab leaders, as well as the Presidents of the European Council and the European Commission.

Groups of citizens arrived home today from a number of GCC countries and from Jordan.

Groups of citizens arriving from countries of the GCC also reached Oman safely through land border crossings.

Sayyid Badr stressed the need to give the highest priority to diplomatic pressure to stop the Israeli and American war against Iran.

Ambassador Mohammed Alkathiri, Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s mission to Senegal, alongside Ambassadors and representatives of the embassies of the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council states took part in a meeting with Cheikh Niang, Minister of African Integration, Foreign Affairs and Senegalese Abroad. The meeting reviewed the ongoing developments in the region and their repercussions.

Groups of citizens arriving from countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council also reached Oman safely through land border crossings.

The meeting’s final statement called for de-escalation, emphasising that the only way to resolve the conflict is through dialogue.

Sayyid Badr renewed Oman’s solidarity with the other GCC member states and affirmed the importance of continuing collective action.

The calls focused on briefing the Ministers on the key positive outcomes of the indirect Iran–US negotiations.

The Ministries affirm their countries’ categorical rejection of such serious and provocative statements.

The GDP of the GCC countries grew by 2.2 percent to reach 2.3 trillion US dollars in 2024.

Royal Decree No. 27/2026 applies the Uniform GCC Law of Industrial Regulation, after the same was presented before the Council of Oman. Article (1) enforces the provisions of the Uniform GCC Law of Industrial Regulation attached to this decree. Article (2) cancels the Uniform GCC Law of Industrial Regulation promulgated by Royal Decree No. 61/2008, as well as all that

Royal Decree No. 28/2026 amends some provisions of the Common Customs Law of the GCC States, after the same was presented before the Council of Oman. Article (1) states that the amendments attached to this decree shall be applied to the Common Customs Law of the GCC States, promulgated by Royal Decree No. 67/2003. Article (2) cancels all that contradicts