Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, Oman's Foreign Minister, stated on Monday in a speech at Cambridge University titled "Comprehensive Security in the Persian Gulf" that security in this region is not possible without Iran's participation. He noted that the Persian Gulf, as a strategic area, requires cooperation and collaboration from all countries, especially Iran, adding that positive interactions can contribute to greater stability and security.
The Necessity of Regional Cooperation
The Foreign Minister of Oman referred to the importance of cooperation among the Gulf countries and Iran, stating: "Without interaction and dialogue among the countries of the region, sustainable security cannot be achieved." He also emphasized that the presence of tensions and security crises in the region can have negative repercussions for all countries.
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Security Challenges and Solutions
Al-Busaidi continued by addressing the existing security challenges in the Persian Gulf and noted that these challenges require new and constructive approaches. He suggested that to tackle these challenges, the countries in the region should reach a common roadmap that includes diplomatic dialogues and economic cooperation.
Oman's Foreign Minister also referred to the role of international organizations in strengthening security in the Persian Gulf, stating that global cooperation can help enhance the security of the region. He added: "The world must understand that the security of the Persian Gulf is not only related to the countries of this region but to the entire world, and therefore international cooperation in this regard is essential."
Security Implications for the Future
Oman's Foreign Minister, referring to recent developments in the Persian Gulf and their impact on global security, said that the countries of the region must come closer together and seek to create a safe and stable environment through diplomacy and negotiations. He also emphasized that the Gulf countries must reach a consensus in making key decisions to prevent new crises from arising.
In conclusion, Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi stressed that sustainable security in the Persian Gulf can only be achieved through close cooperation and trust-building among the countries of the region and Iran. These remarks reflect Oman's diplomatic approach towards establishing peace and security in the Persian Gulf region.
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