Oman Attends UN Meeting On The Right To Development

Promoting Social Justice and Equality

The Sultanate of Oman recently participated in an important high-level diplomatic meeting. Officials attended the fortieth anniversary of the Declaration on the Right to Development. The United Nations hosted the gathering at its headquarters in New York. Diplomats discussed ways to enhance the implementation of the historic declaration today. The meeting addressed current global challenges facing inclusive and equitable development. Participants focused on promoting equal opportunities and strengthening international cooperation. His Excellency Ambassador Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Qatbi represented the Omani delegation. He heads the Department of International Organizations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Highlighting Vision 2040 Achievements

Ambassador Al-Qatbi delivered a speech affirming the importance of human-centric development. He reviewed Oman's successful experience in building a robust social protection system. The system actively promotes social justice and expands protection to all citizens. These efforts align seamlessly with the broader objectives of Oman Vision 2040. He stressed the need to exchange knowledge and best practices between nations. Developing countries require international support to build stable and just societies. The Sultanate of Oman remains fully committed to the principles of the declaration. The nation continues its ongoing efforts to build a highly inclusive society. Discover more updates regarding Oman's international policies at Oman Day.