Foreign Minister of Oman calls Pakistani State Minister

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Foreign Minister of Oman calls Pakistani State Minister
Foreign Minister of Pakistan (L) and Foreign Minister of Oman (R)

Islamabad, 27 April 2022 (TDI): Foreign Minister of Oman, Sayyid Badr Albusaidi spoke via phone with Hina Rabbani Khar, Pakistan’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, on the evening of 25th April.

Sayyid Badr congratulated her on her new position during the phone conversation. He wished her success in her duties and continuous prosperity in the friendly Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

The Ministers reviewed the two friendly countries’ long-standing ties, emphasizing their desire to expand collaboration in a variety of areas.

They also discussed regional and international problems of mutual concern. Both parties look forward to the enhanced cooperation.

Pakistan-Oman Ties

Pakistan and Oman are strategic allies and neighbors. Since 2017, the arch of political, parliamentary, and military interchange has gained traction.

Due to their geographical proximity and leadership, Oman and Pakistan are natural partners. Oman and Pakistan have great, close, friendly, fraternal, cordial, and profound relations.

Both countries are UN, OIC, and NAM members. There are many Pakistani immigrants living in Oman. Pakistan’s closest Arab neighbor is the Sultanate of Oman.

Tolerance, peace, and coexistence with people of other faiths are highly valued in Oman. Oman’s relationship with Pakistan is based on a solid foundation that predates the establishment of modern Pakistan.

Given Pakistan’s and Oman’s geographical proximity, the two countries have recently decided to expand their trade and economic ties. Pakistan is regarded by Oman as a gateway to the Central Asian states.

Pakistan as a major regional export to Oman and the Gulf Cooperation Council is strongly urged that bilateral cooperation be strengthened and brought to new heights by enhancing commercial partnerships.

Pakistan places a high value on its ties with Oman and wishes to strengthen them in all areas. The establishment of a Pak-Oman Friendship Group in Oman’s Consultative Assembly (Majlis A’ Shura) is expected to strengthen ties between the two countries.