Oman's Foreign Minister, Sayyid Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, has sent a written message to Hakan Fidan, the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Turkey. This message emphasizes the strengthening of relations in the fields of diplomacy, culture, trade, and investment.
Delivery of the Message in Ankara
The aforementioned message was delivered by Saif al-Jahouri, the Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to the Republic of Turkey, in a meeting with Ahmet Riza Demirer, the Director General for the Middle East at the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in Ankara. This meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the relations between the two countries and ways to enhance cooperation in various fields.
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Review of Bilateral Cooperation
During this session, the parties exchanged views on issues of mutual interest and also discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in various fields. The relations between Oman and Turkey have significantly expanded in recent years, and this message reflects the determination of both countries to continue this trend.
Oman and Turkey, as two important countries in the region, have a long history of friendly relations. These relations are particularly expanding in the fields of economy, culture, and security, and this message demonstrates the strong will of both countries to enhance this cooperation.
Moreover, given the regional challenges and changes, strengthening bilateral relations can contribute to increased stability and security in the region. Both countries are seeking to create a suitable framework for further cooperation in various fields, and this message is considered an important step in this direction.
Considering the geographical and strategic positions of both countries, strengthening relations can benefit their national interests and provide new opportunities for economic and trade cooperation. These collaborations will not only benefit the two countries but also the entire region.
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