Muscat — His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said on Thursday conferred the Order of Oman, the Sultanate’s highest civilian honour, on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recognising his contribution to strengthening relations between Oman and India.
The honour was presented during Modi’s official visit to the Sultanate, underscoring the depth of the long-standing friendship and strategic partnership between the two countries, built on centuries of maritime trade and strong people-to-people ties. Modi expressed gratitude for the honour, describing it as a tribute to the enduring bonds between the people of India and Oman and to the shared values that underpin the relationship.
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