The declaration of the 33rd Summit in Bahrain emphasised the necessity of stopping the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip and lifting the siege.

Oman’s participation confirms the Sultanate’s steadfast support for all forms of joint Arab action to achieve shared interests and address issues of common concern.

Sheikh Khalifa told the Forum he hoped a new law on combatting human trafficking would be issued in the coming months.

The Minister stressed the importance of unifying ranks and establishing cohesion between all Palestinian parties.

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.

The Sultanate said it supported all international efforts to implement the Convention.

Oman argued the Court should determine that Israel should immediately end all activities that impede Palestinian self-determination by ending the occupation of the Palestinian Territory.

The meeting with the independent group of global leaders took place on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.

The statement welcomes the courts decision but says it is necessary to stop Israeli aggression against the Gaza strip.

Oman has contributed to the current United Nations’ human rights reviews of Senegal, Saudi Arabia and China in Geneva, Switzerland. The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a mechanism of the UN Human Rights Council that requires each member state to undergo a peer review of its human rights records every 4.5 years. On the Republic of Senegal, Sarah Abdullah Al