The calls discussed the repercussions of the current tensions related to the US Iranian negotiations.

The meeting reviewed areas of cooperation between the two friendly countries.

The discussions addressed developments in the region and the need to support mediation efforts

Foreign direct investment grew by 8.1 per cent by the end of 2025.

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

The call discussed the escalating military tension in the region and its serious repercussions.

The event highlighted the depth of historical ties and the maritime and cultural heritage shaped by centuries of trade.

The Sultanate of Oman’s Embassy in the Kingdom of the Netherlands held a reception to mark National Day. Sheikh Abdullah Alharthy, Oman’s Ambassador to the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Permanent Representative to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, delivered an address in which he noted that celebrating National Day reflects Oman’s historic journey since the establishment of

Oman took part in the opening of the thirtieth meeting of the Conference of States Parties to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in The Hague in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The Conference runs until November 28 with wide participation from member states and representatives of relevant international organisations. Oman’s delegation was led by Sheikh Abdullah

The Ministers reviewed the continued growth in relations between Oman and the Netherlands.

His Majesty the Sultan welcomed the Ambassadors of Armenia, Egypt, the Netherlands and Ukraine.

His Majesty the Sultan welcomed the Ambassadors of Armenia, Egypt, the Netherlands and Ukraine.

The consultations reviewed relations and discussed cooperation in energy, logistics, and education.

The Asser Institute, in coordination with the Council of Arab Ambassadors in The Hague, held a panel discussion titled “The Unlawful Israeli Occupation of Palestine and the Impact of States’ Compliance with United Nations Resolutions.” Sheikh Abdullah Alharthy Head of the Mission of the Sultanate of Oman in The Hague and Dean of the Arab Diplomatic Corps, delivered the opening

Oman Sail has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Netherlands-based Sail Amsterdam Foundation  to organise SAIL Muscat 2027, an international maritime festival that will bring vessels from around the world, and showcase Oman’s maritime heritage, while boosting tourism, cultural exchanges and trade. The MoU, signed by Dr Khamis Aljabri, CEO of Oman Sail, and Mitra van Ralton, CEO