Abdullah bin Nasser bin Musalam Al Rahbi, Oman’s Permanent Representative to the Arab League and Ambassador to the Arab Republic of Egypt, took part in the preparatory meeting of Foreign Ministers for the extraordinary joint Arab-Islamic summit in Riyadh. The meeting aims to address the political and humanitarian dimensions of the ongoing crises in Lebanon and Palestine.

Oman highlighted the importance of addressing discriminatory policies and racist practices that threaten the rights of peoples worldwide. In a statement delivered by Maiyada Alkhasibiya, Second Secretary at Oman’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, the Sultanate underscored the suffering of the Palestinian people due to apartheid practices. Oman urged the international community to take firm stances in support of

A graphic summary of the key points of Sayyid Badr’s interview with the Financial Times.

On the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, the Arab Parliament renewed its call for the international community to uphold its historical responsibility and work to end the resulting injustice inflicted on the Palestinian people. In a statement, the Parliament said the Declaration of November 2, 1917 led to the violation and denial of Palestinian rights, and the displacement of Palestinians

The meeting focused on supporting pathways toward the establishment of a Palestinian state.

The Minister stressed the importance of reducing the escalation in Gaza, Lebanon and the Red Sea through peaceful means, and Oman’s developmental and environmental plans.

Oman’s Foreign Minister stressed the belief of the Sultanate, its leadership, government and people, in using legitimate and peaceful means to resolve issues and conflicts.

The meeting addressed the situation in Gaza and the two state solution as a path to peace.

The Ministers discussed the growing global momentum in support of the Palestinian cause.

The meeting took place at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

The Ministers agreed to finalise further agreements and memoranda of understanding between the two friendly countries.

The Head of Oman’s Mission in Palestine, Abdullah bin Omar Al Haddad, met Dr Abdul Munim Wahdan, Chairman of the Palestinian Agricultural Credit Institution. They explored relations and discussed the institution’s work and its collaboration with other organisations to support farmers’ resilience on their land during challenging times. First Secretary Khamis Al Saadi attended the meeting.

The meeting specifically addressed the Arab position on the Palestinian issue.

The Ministers exchanged views on regional developments, particularly the Palestinian issue.

Sayyid Badr reaffirmed Oman’s commitment to multilateralism and international cooperation as essential to addressing global crises.