Said Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi, Oman's Foreign Minister, today received the credentials of Dr. Asmus Hammerch, the World Health Organization (WHO) representative in the Sultanate of Oman. In this meeting, Said Badr wished the WHO representative success in his duties and emphasized Oman's willingness to continue cooperation with this international organization.
Emphasis on Health Cooperation
Oman's Foreign Minister stated in this meeting: "The Sultanate of Oman has always emphasized the importance of cooperation with the World Health Organization, and we hope that these collaborations will help advance health efforts and achieve common goals." Dr. Asmus Hammerch also referred to the importance of international cooperation in improving public health during this meeting.
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Welcoming the Ambassadors of Jordan and Turkey
Subsequently, Oman's Foreign Minister received the credentials of Zaid Abdul Karim Abu Hassan, the appointed ambassador of the Kingdom of Jordan, and Hussein Ergani, the appointed ambassador of the Republic of Turkey. In these meetings, Said Badr welcomed both ambassadors and wished them success in their duties.
He also emphasized the importance of progress, growth, and prosperity in the bilateral relations between the Sultanate of Oman and the countries of Jordan and Turkey. Said Badr stated: "Oman's relations with friendly countries should be deepened and expanded to contribute to the common interests of both sides."
These meetings were attended by Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah Al Qatbi, Head of the International Organizations Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Najib Yahya Al Balushi, Head of the Protocol Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Saleh Amir Al Kharousi, Head of the Arab Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and several officials from both sides. These meetings reflect Oman's serious determination to strengthen international relations and multilateral cooperation.
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