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

Talal Alrahbi Oman’s Ambassador to Washington participated in a meeting of GCC and Jordanian ambassadors with members of the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee. The meeting reviewed regional developments and discussed joint coordination efforts to support security and stability in the region.

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

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

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

The meeting included representatives of the GCC countries, Türkiye, Armenia and Arab leaders, as well as the Presidents of the European Council and the European Commission.

Groups of citizens arrived home today from a number of GCC countries and from Jordan.

The call discussed the current escalation in the region, agreeing on the importance of efforts to stop the Israeli US war on Iran.

Addressing the meeting on the Israeli-US war on Iran, Sayyid Badr noted statements by the Iranian President on de-escalation with neighbouring countries.

Sayyid Badr explained Oman’s position calling for joint Arab action and the exercise of political and diplomatic pressure to stop the war.