LONDON : Oman’s Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr Al Busaidi met Britain’s Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper in London to discuss escalating crises in Iran, Sudan and Yemen.
The talks focused on regional developments of shared concern and the need to intensify diplomatic efforts to contain tensions and advance political solutions to long-running conflicts.
On Iran, the ministers exchanged views on rising regional strain and stressed the importance of dialogue and diplomacy to prevent further escalation, reflecting Oman’s long-standing role in mediation.
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Discussions on Sudan centred on the worsening humanitarian crisis caused by prolonged fighting between rival armed factions, with both sides underscoring the urgency of a ceasefire, protection of civilians and unhindered humanitarian access.
On Yemen, the ministers highlighted the fragility of the situation after years of conflict, stressing support for UN-led peace efforts and the need to prevent a return to large-scale violence that could deepen the humanitarian emergency.
The meeting also reviewed bilateral relations between Oman and the United Kingdom, with both sides reaffirming their commitment to strengthening strategic cooperation and coordination on regional security issues.
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