Which he delivered at Girton College, University of Cambridge, in the United Kingdom.

The lecture entitled “Inclusive Security in the Gulf” was delivered at Cambridge University in the UK.

Sayyid Badr argues that a new security framework should include all six Gulf States and Iran and Iraq.

Hamid Al Alawi, Deputy Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s Mission to the Islamic Republic of Iran, took part in a field visit organised by Tehran Municipality for foreign diplomatic missions in the capital. The visit highlighted retail outlets in the city and how they operated around the clock during the recent war, ensuring the availability of goods supplied directly

Ambassador Sayyid Yaarub Albusaidi, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to the Islamic Republic of Iran, attended a meeting held by Dr Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s Foreign Minister, with ambassadors and heads of foreign diplomatic missions accredited to Tehran.

They discussed efforts to bridge divisions in regional relations, and current developments.

The Decree appoints a non-resident Ambassador to Tajikistan.

The consultations focused on the importance both countries attach to the resumption of safe navigation.

The Ministers discussed ways to favour the resumption of dialogue and negotiations.

The calls focused on reaching practical, fair and sustainable understandings on navigation.

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.

Oman expressed deep concern over these irresponsible acts.

The two Foreign Ministers agreed to continue the discussions at both the political and technical levels.

The Ministers affirmed the need to halt military escalation and work towards political and peaceful solutions.