The meeting discussed opportunities for cooperation in the economic, trade and investment fields.

The meeting discussed how to enhance economic, diplomatic and cultural relations between the two friendly countries.

The plan for 2026-2030 emphasises fiscal sustainability and economic diversification, targeting 4% annual growth.

The Omani Economic Assembly heard a presentation from Dr Saeed Al-Saqri, Oman’s Minister of Economy.

Khalid Algheilani, Deputy Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s Mission to Qatar, took part in the Forum on the Cultural Dimension of Sports, Tourism and Media. The Forum was held under the theme “A Partnership of Impact and Arab Identity: Qatar as a Model of Leadership.”

His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik has issued a Royal Decree appointing a permanent representative of the Sultanate of Oman to the United Nations World Tourism Organization. Royal Decree No. 108/2025 appoints Thamir Alalawi, Oman’s Ambassador to the Kingdom of Spain as Oman’s Permanent Representative to the World Tourism Organization in Madrid. Article (1) appoints Thamer bin Fayez bin Khalfan

The Decree appoints a permanent representative of the Sultanate of Oman to the World Tourism Organisation in Madrid.

The Committee reviewed key areas, including trade and investment, the status of bilateral trade and ways to diversify traded goods.

The signing included the Joint Maritime Vision document and four Memoranda of Understanding in various fields.

The forum focused on reviewing promising investment opportunities within Oman and forging a stronger economic partnership with India.

The event, attended by the UN Secretary General, reaffirmed Oman’s commitment to the principles of the UN Charter.

Lebanese President General Joseph Aoun’s official visit is expected to enhance the partnership between the two countries.

This measure raises the number of exempt countries and reinforces Oman’s position as an open and attractive international destination.

The GCC Supreme Council final statement hails Oman’s efforts to safeguard international maritime navigation and trade.

The forty-sixth summit, hosted in Bahrain, is expected to discuss joint Gulf cooperation in political, economic and security fields.