Abdullah Alhaddad, Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s Mission to the State of Palestine, attended a conference organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates on violations carried out by settlers in villages across the West Bank. The conference was attended by the Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs, as well as representatives of diplomatic missions, international organisations and relevant

The Palestinian Minister of Labour, Dr Inas Attari received Abdullah Alhaddad, Head of Mission of the Sultanate of Oman to Palestine. The meeting reviewed relations between the two brotherly countries and covered the latest economic developments in Palestine.

The Ministries affirm their countries’ categorical rejection of such serious and provocative statements.

Oman was an observer at the meeting which reviewed the general vision for the Board’s work and its action plan.

The consultations focused on key current issues in addition to addressing economic, climate and humanitarian challenges.

His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik received the credentials of 12 Ambassadors to Oman.

The Head of Mission of the Sultanate of Oman to Palestine, Abdullah Alhaddad, attended a meeting chaired by Hussein Al Sheikh, Vice President of the State of Palestine and Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization. During the meeting members of the diplomatic corps and international organisations were briefed on the current situation in Palestine and

Abdullah Alhaddad, Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s Mission in Ramallah received Brigadier Dr Haitham Al Tamimi. The meeting discussed the current situation in the State of Palestine. It was attended by First Secretary Saif Al Salti.

The Minister spoke of the strategic importance Oman attaches to Arab India cooperation.

The Ministry also welcomes steps to implement the United Nations Security Council peace plan under Resolution No. 2803.

They discussed the Palestinian cause and international efforts aimed at consolidating the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Their discussion agreed on the need to intensify Arab coordination to safeguard collective Arab security.

The meeting reviewed the course of friendship between the two countries and reviewed international developments.

The Ministers highlighted the need to shield the region from growing challenges that threaten its security and stability.

Sayyid Badr highlighted the depth and strength of the relations between Oman and Türkiye.