The Joint Cooperation Commission meeting between the Sultanate of Oman and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan was chaired by Sayyid Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, Oman’s Foreign Minister, and Muhammad Iqbal Dar, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Pakistan.
Review of Bilateral Relations
In this meeting, the process of bilateral relations between the Sultanate of Oman and the Islamic Republic of Pakistan was reviewed, and ways to strengthen cooperation in various fields were discussed and exchanged. This meeting was held in the interest of common benefits and to achieve the aspirations of the two leaderships and friendly nations.
Emphasis on Historical and Human Relations
Sayyid Badr emphasized in his speech the importance of the relations between Oman and Pakistan, which are based on historical, geographical, commercial, maritime, and human ties. He also stated that the formation of this commission provides an opportunity to expand areas of cooperation and turn existing opportunities in both countries into practical results.
Sayyid Badr also referred to Pakistan's constructive role in supporting dialogue and diplomacy in the region and appreciated this country's efforts in creating an environment for dialogue between Iran and the United States. He emphasized that efforts to strengthen communications and mutual understanding in the current regional conditions are of special importance.
On the other hand, Muhammad Iqbal Dar emphasized the prominent position of the Sultanate of Oman in its surrounding environment and this country's balanced approach to strengthening neighborhood relations and cooperation among regional countries. He also pointed out the importance of strengthening relations between the two countries and the continuous pursuit of the commission's work to turn understandings into practical actions.
In this meeting, various topics were discussed, including the development of cooperation in trade, investment, industry, agriculture, finance, energy, oil and gas, logistics, food security, technology, tourism, as well as labor, consular, security, defense, climate change, aviation, education, media, and culture.
This commission also examined strengthening partnerships between the institutions of the two countries and the private sector.
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