The conversation covered various issues and developments of mutual interest.

The Sultanate of Oman stressed the importance of continued funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) to ensure the continuation of its vital services in supporting Palestinian refugees. In a statement delivered by Adviser Abeer bint Marhoon Al Siyabiyah to the United Nations in New York, Oman reaffirmed that its Vision 2040 reflects a

Oman’s representative to the Arab League said that the Israeli occupation of Palestine is the cause of conflict and violence in the region.

Both Ministers affirmed their commitment to strengthening the positive cooperation between Oman and Syria.

The lecture was entitled “Where is our region and the world heading and why?”

They reviewed relations particularly in the cultural and media fields.

Oman reminds the international community of the urgent need to put an end to Israel’s aggressive actions and war crimes.

Oman’s Ambassador to Syria, Turki Mahmoud Albusaidi, received Tareq Talahma, Director of the Office of the UN Special Envoy to Syria. They discussed the latest developments on the future of the political process and the situation in the region.

Oman’s Ambassador to Syria, Turki Mahmoud Albusaidi, met Dr Faisal Al Mekdad, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Syrian Arab Republic. They discussed bilateral relations and issues related to the Middle East region.

Sayyid Badr said the attacks threaten the stability of the region and complicate efforts to find solutions.

Sayyid Badr expressed the Sultanate’s solidarity with Syria.

The Ministers discussed cooperation and reducing regional tensions.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the attack constituted a dangerous escalation of the security situation in the region.