MUSCAT : Oman’s Council of Ministers meeting, chaired by His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik, reaffirmed the sultanate’s full support for international law and respect for the sovereignty and independence of states, calling on all parties to exercise restraint and prioritise dialogue to prevent escalation and safeguard civilian lives, state media reported.
The council reiterated Oman’s support for the United Nations and its efforts to maintain international peace and security, urging the use of dialogue and reconciliation as primary tools to resolve disputes in a manner that serves stability, security and the protection of civilians.
In reviewing regional and international developments, the ministers underscored Oman’s long-standing foreign policy principles, including good neighbourliness, positive neutrality and non-interference in the internal affairs of other states.
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The council also reviewed bilateral relations with a number of friendly and brotherly countries, alongside key regional and international issues. It reaffirmed Oman’s commitment to building relations based on friendship and cooperation with all nations in ways that advance mutual interests.
The positions were discussed during the cabinet meeting chaired by His Majesty, reflecting Oman’s continued emphasis on diplomacy, de-escalation and multilateral engagement as cornerstones of its foreign policy.
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