Oman’s Foreign Minister to Outline New Gulf Security Vision in Cambridge Speech

MUSCAT: Sayyid Badr Albusaidi, the Foreign Minister of Oman, is scheduled to deliver a major address on Gulf security later today at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.

Call for Rethinking Gulf Security

In his lecture, titled “Inclusive Security in the Gulf,” the minister will urge a fundamental reassessment of how security in the Gulf region should be approached and managed. The talk will be attended by more than 100 specially invited diplomats and foreign policy experts at Girton College.

Livestream and Full Text Availability

The speech will be broadcast live from 17:30 GMT (21:30 Gulf time) via the official YouTube channel of Oman’s Foreign Ministry. A news report summarising the minister’s proposals will be published on the ministry’s website, and the complete text of the speech will also be made available online.

Oman’s Regional Role

Oman, a sultanate on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, has historically positioned itself as a neutral mediator in regional disputes, often advocating for dialogue and inclusive security frameworks.