The issue of a Royal Decree promulgating the “Law on Combating Human Trafficking”, portrays Oman’s values.

The campaign aims to raise awareness of the crime of human trafficking and to support victims.

The forum discussed ways to strengthen regional cooperation and exchange expertise in combatting human trafficking.

A delegation from Oman’s NCCHT was briefed on Bahrain’s experiences in combating this international crime.

Sheikh Khalifa told the Forum he hoped a new law on combatting human trafficking would be issued in the coming months.

The meeting took place after Oman hosted the Forum to Combat Human Trafficking in the Middle East.

The meeting was chaired by Sheikh Khalifa Alharthy, Foreign Ministry Undersecretary for Political Affairs.

Oman has contributed to the current United Nations’ human rights reviews of Senegal, Saudi Arabia and China in Geneva, Switzerland. The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a mechanism of the UN Human Rights Council that requires each member state to undergo a peer review of its human rights records every 4.5 years. On the Republic of Senegal, Sarah Abdullah Al

They discussed ways of cooperating to further Oman’s efforts to stop human trafficking.