The Minister says success in the talks may require painful concessions, but this is nothing compared to the pain of war.

A group of citizens has safely returned to the homeland from the Islamic Republic of Iran through coordinated land and air transfers.

The discussion welcomed the ceasefire agreement, stressing the importance of adhering to it.

Sayyid Badr says serious negotiations are required to secure a lasting peace.

Oman affirms the importance of intensifying efforts to find solutions that address the root causes of the crisis.

The meeting discussed options for smooth passage through the Strait.

A group of citizens arriving from the Islamic Republic of Iran has returned safely to the homeland.

The Ministers discussed developments in the US Israeli war on Iran and the humanitarian crises it may cause.

Oman remains committed to a policy of positive neutrality that calls for peace through a return to dialogue and diplomacy.

The calls aimed to support efforts to contain the ongoing war in the region and return to diplomacy.

In a social media post the Minister says: “Whatever your view of Iran, this war is not of their making.”

The Ministry confirms that it is continuously following up on the situation of citizens.

Writing in The Economist, Sayyid Badr explains how Oman’s constructive neutrality compels it to speak out in pursuit of peace.

Oman reaffirms the need to adhere to international laws, including refraining from targeting civilian facilities and critical infrastructure.

The Sultanate of Oman has affirmed its condemnation of all attacks targeting the Islamic Republic of Iran, the territories of the Gulf Cooperation Council states and Arab countries. In a statement to the United Nations in Geneva, Oman called on all concerned parties to exercise restraint, halt hostilities, adhere to the principles of international law and avoid targeting civilians, vital