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Oman Urges Dialogue and International Law Amid West Asia Tensions

Oman Urges Dialogue and International Law Amid West Asia Tensions
Oman backs dialogue, international law to keep trade flowing amid West Asia tensions: Consul general · theprint.in

Oman says countries should solve regional problems by talking to each other and following international law.

Its consul general said this is better than making conflicts worse.

There are concerns that fighting in West Asia could disrupt ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz.

Oman expects global supply chains to continue working normally.

The official made these comments at a trade event in Ahmedabad.

He also described the long friendship between Oman and India.

Oman and India cooperate in areas such as trade, energy, technology, education, and tourism.

Oman hopes its Vision 2040 plan will attract more investment and create a more varied economy.

A proposed economic agreement could help businesses in Oman, India, and Gujarat work more closely together.

Key facts

Speaker
Mahboob Issa Al Raisi, Consul General of Oman
Event
3rd Edition of the CII Gujarat Export Conclave
Location
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Oman’s position
Dialogue and international law are the best tools for addressing regional crises
Trade outlook
Oman expects global supply chains to remain intact and smooth
Economic plan
Oman’s Vision 2040 seeks a diversified, competitive economy driven by innovation, knowledge, and private enterprise
Proposed agreement
The Oman-India Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement is intended to deepen economic cooperation

Quotes

Mahboob Issa Al Raisi

Oman’s Consul General to India

““Oman is also promoting peace and security in the region. We think that if there is any type of crisis concerning our region, the best tool to use is dialogue and international law, and to keep talking instead of escalating these kinds of issues,””
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““Trade creates opportunity, technology drives competitiveness, but trust is what transforms commercial relationships into enduring partnerships,””
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