Oman, as the President of the seventh session of the conference to establish a nuclear weapons-free zone and other weapons of mass destruction, held a consultative meeting today at the UN headquarters in New York. This conference is scheduled to take place from November 16 to 20.
Oman's Leadership and Country Participation
This meeting was chaired by Mr. Omar bin Said Al-Khatiri, Oman’s Permanent Representative to the UN and President of the seventh session. Representatives from member countries and the UN Secretariat were present at this meeting.
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Discussions focused on key organizational and substantive preparations for the upcoming conference. These included the official agenda and the results of a year-long consultation by the working committee aimed at establishing the proposed nuclear weapons-free zone and other weapons of mass destruction.
Oman's Commitment to Regional Stability
Oman's leadership in the seventh session reinforces the country's commitment to creating regional consensus and maintaining a diplomatic process for establishing a Middle East free of weapons of mass destruction. This action is aimed at enhancing regional stability and security.
With a deep understanding of the existing challenges in the Middle East, Oman engages in constructive dialogues and diplomatic interactions and strives to promote peace and cooperation at the regional level. The country is recognized as a bridge between regional countries and plays an active role in facilitating international negotiations.
As the date of the conference approaches, Oman is expected to use its diplomatic capacities to create a positive atmosphere for negotiations and agreements among various countries. The ultimate goal of this conference is to achieve a comprehensive agreement on establishing a nuclear weapons-free zone and other weapons of mass destruction that can contribute to security and stability in the Middle East.
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