TEHRAN: Iran and Oman announced plans to enhance bilateral cooperation across a range of sectors during a joint press conference held in Tehran. The announcement was made by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Albusaidi, who is visiting Iran for discussions aimed at reinforcing ties and addressing mutual concerns.
According to Qatar News Agency, the discussions between the two nations focused on expanding their already growing relations in several fields. Araghchi emphasized the significance of the upcoming bilateral economic committee meeting scheduled for January in Muscat, which is expected to further solidify the partnership between the two countries. This meeting is seen as a crucial step in advancing economic cooperation and mutual interests.
Albusaidi outlined several areas in which Iran and Oman are planning to take practical steps to enhance their partnership. These include boosting trade and investment, facilitating transportation, shipping, and travel, as well as collaborating on food and health security projects. The Omani Foreign Minister also highlighted the importance of discussing regional and international developments, underscoring the necessity of diplomatic efforts and dialogue to address challenges facing the region.
The agreement between Iran and Oman reflects a shared commitment to fostering a closer relationship and addressing issues of mutual concern through constructive dialogue and cooperation. The initiatives outlined during the press conference signal a willingness from both nations to deepen their partnership and explore new avenues for collaboration.
