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‘Dialogue is the real power capable of bringing us together’: Sayyid Badr tells UN

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September 27, 2026
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NEW YORK: Oman known as for dialogue, diplomacy and respect for worldwide regulation to resolve regional and world conflicts, warning that escalating tensions have threatened safety, power provides, commerce and confidence within the worldwide system.

Addressing the 81st session of the United Nations Common Meeting in New York, Overseas Minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi mentioned dialogue remained the simplest technique of renewing understanding, constructing belief and resolving disputes. Oman is participating within the Common Meeting session from Sept. 22-28.

Sayyid Badr reaffirmed Oman’s longstanding overseas coverage strategy of searching for peaceable and consensual options to disputes, primarily based on worldwide regulation, mutual respect and cooperation.

He mentioned developments within the area earlier this yr had demonstrated how rapidly escalation may threaten the safety of states and disrupt navigation and commerce via the Strait of Hormuz, with penalties for power safety, costs and the broader world economic system.

Oman remained dedicated to making sure the protection of navigation via the Strait of Hormuz in accordance with worldwide regulation and the United Nations Conference on the Regulation of the Sea, he mentioned, calling on all events to cooperate in safeguarding the pursuits of nations depending on the strategic waterway.

The overseas minister additionally renewed Oman’s help for resolving disputes via diplomacy and political settlements, together with excellent variations involving Iran and america. Oman has continued diplomatic contacts with regional and worldwide events geared toward containing escalation and sustaining channels of communication.

On Yemen, Sayyid Badr reiterated Oman’s help for a political settlement that preserves the nation’s unity, stability and territorial integrity and responds to the aspirations of the Yemeni individuals. He known as on the events to work in direction of a settlement that safeguards Yemen’s sovereignty and its relations with neighbouring international locations.

Oman additionally reiterated its rejection of continued Israeli assaults and condemned what it described as violations towards the Palestinian individuals, whereas reaffirming help for Palestinian rights and a settlement primarily based on worldwide regulation and related United Nations resolutions.

Sayyid Badr highlighted Oman’s “Muscat Plan”, an initiative geared toward confronting hate speech, genocide-related incitement and different types of inflammatory rhetoric via worldwide cooperation.

He mentioned Muscat would host an occasion in November to mark the Worldwide Day for Tolerance, as a part of efforts to broaden partnerships with the worldwide neighborhood and the United Nations.

The minister additionally highlighted Oman’s growth agenda underneath Oman Imaginative and prescient 2040, together with efforts to strengthen girls’s participation in public life and decision-making and speed up the transition in direction of a low-carbon economic system, with a nationwide aim of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.

Concluding his deal with, Sayyid Badr reiterated Oman’s help for the United Nations and thanked Secretary-Common António Guterres for his efforts, saying Muscat would proceed working with the organisation and its member states in direction of higher worldwide safety, stability and prosperity.



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