His Excellency Badr Al Busaidi held multiple bilateral meetings at the UN General Assembly.

His Excellency Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi maintained a rigorous diplomatic schedule in New York. The Omani Minister of Foreign Affairs met with several global counterparts this week. These meetings took place on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. He held productive talks with Xavier Bettel, the Deputy Prime Minister of Luxembourg.

The two leaders discussed expanding opportunities for mutual economic and investment cooperation. They want to create new partnerships that leverage the potential of both friendly nations. The meeting also addressed several pressing regional and international issues of common concern. His Excellency then met with Oana Toiu, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania.

They discussed moving Omani-Romanian relations to a much more advanced level.

Both ministers stressed the importance of activating formal institutional cooperation frameworks. They plan to intensify political consultations and explore new trade and investment opportunities. Both sides expressed hope for opening an Omani embassy in Bucharest very soon. This diplomatic expansion will significantly facilitate deeper cultural and educational exchanges.

His Excellency also met with Mohamed Ali Nafti, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tunisia. They discussed expanding bilateral cooperation to serve the interests of both brotherly peoples. The talks focused heavily on developing trade exchange and mutual investment opportunities.

The Arab ministers also reviewed the current regional situation and its repercussions.

They stressed the absolute importance of coordinating their political positions on Arab issues. Both leaders support efforts aimed at containing disputes through dialogue and political solutions. These meetings highlight Oman's commitment to building strong, diversified international relationships.

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