Oman and Pakistan Stress Dialogue to Ease Regional Tensions
Published By Arab Hub Post Staff
Oman’s foreign minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi held a press conference in Islamabad with Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed Ishaq Dar after the eighth session of the Joint Ministerial Commission between Oman and Pakistan.
Emphasis on Dialogue and Diplomacy
Sayyid Badr stressed the importance of dialogue, diplomacy and constructive engagement in addressing regional challenges, de-escalating tensions and resolving disputes in a manner that prevents further escalation. He commended Pakistan’s constructive role in supporting diplomatic efforts in the region, noting that such efforts build confidence and advance peaceful solutions to challenges.
Discussion of Regional Flashpoints
Mohammed Ishaq Dar said the two sides exchanged views about the war between the United States and Iran, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the developments in Bab al Mandab and the situation in Gaza. He underlined the importance of intensifying efforts to address these issues and restore peace and stability to the region.
Joint Commitment to Peace
Both sides underscored the need to continue diplomatic efforts and prioritize dialogue in order to resolve disputes and de-escalate tensions in a manner that supports regional peace and stability.





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