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Foreign Minister and his Turkish counterpart hold joint press conference in Ankara

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Last updated: 2026/01/09 at 5:55 AM
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The strengthening ties between Oman and Türkiye were firmly underscored in Ankara this week, as Foreign Minister Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi concluded official consultations with his Turkish counterpart, Hakan Fidan. A joint press conference held in the Turkish capital highlighted a mutual commitment to deepening cooperation and addressing critical regional challenges, with the Oman-Türkiye relations taking center stage. This meeting builds upon recent high-level visits, signaling a new era of strategic partnership between the two nations.

Deepening Bilateral Cooperation: The Ankara Meetings

The discussions in Ankara were described as reflecting the “advanced level” of cooperation already existing between the Sultanate of Oman and the Republic of Türkiye. Both ministers emphasized the positive momentum generated by the recent reciprocal visits of their heads of state. His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik’s visit to Türkiye in 2024, followed by the Turkish President’s visit to Oman at the end of 2025, are seen as pivotal in fostering a convergence of views and a shared desire for a stronger, more comprehensive partnership.

Areas of Focus for Collaboration

The partnership isn’t limited to diplomatic exchanges. The ministers specifically noted the potential for increased collaboration in political, economic, and investment spheres. This suggests a move towards tangible projects and initiatives that will benefit both countries. Details regarding specific investment plans weren’t immediately released, but the commitment to exploring these opportunities was clear. Furthermore, discussions likely included strengthening trade ties and identifying new avenues for economic growth, building on existing trade relations.

Addressing Regional and International Issues

Beyond bilateral cooperation, the talks in Ankara also focused on pressing regional and international concerns. A key priority for both Oman and Türkiye is the ongoing crisis in Palestine. Sayyid Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi strongly advocated for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, stressing the urgent need for unimpeded humanitarian aid to reach the affected population. He also reiterated Oman’s support for a just and lasting political solution to the conflict.

The situation in Gaza is a critical point of concern for many nations in the Middle East, and Oman’s consistent calls for de-escalation and humanitarian assistance align with broader regional efforts. Türkiye, known for its active role in international diplomacy, shares this commitment. The ministers’ exchange of views on this issue demonstrates a willingness to coordinate efforts and potentially contribute to a peaceful resolution.

While the Palestinian cause was highlighted as “foremost,” it’s understood that other regional issues were also discussed. These likely included the situations in Yemen, Syria, and broader concerns regarding maritime security in the Gulf region. The need for stability and de-escalation in these areas is a shared objective for both Oman and Türkiye, and their collaboration could prove vital in promoting peaceful outcomes. The discussions also touched upon broader international security concerns.

Türkiye Welcomes Oman’s Diplomatic Role

Hakan Fidan, the Turkish Foreign Minister, publicly praised Oman’s constructive role in fostering dialogue and bridging divides within the region. He specifically welcomed Oman’s efforts to bring different viewpoints closer together, recognizing the Sultanate’s reputation as a neutral and effective mediator. This acknowledgment underscores Oman’s growing influence as a key player in regional diplomacy.

Fidan further affirmed Türkiye’s commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation with Oman, emphasizing the importance of joint coordination in supporting security and stability throughout the region. This commitment extends to exploring new areas of collaboration and deepening existing partnerships. He expressed a keen interest in continuing the positive trajectory of Oman-Türkiye relations, building on the foundations laid by the recent high-level visits.

The Turkish perspective highlights the strategic value Oman holds as a partner in promoting regional peace and stability. Türkiye’s willingness to work closely with Oman reflects a broader shift towards strengthening ties with key players in the Middle East, recognizing the importance of a collaborative approach to addressing shared challenges.

Looking Ahead: A Strengthened Partnership

The joint press conference in Ankara served as a powerful demonstration of the growing strength and strategic importance of the relationship between Oman and Türkiye. The discussions, rooted in recent high-level visits, have paved the way for increased cooperation across a range of sectors, from trade and investment to political and security matters. The shared commitment to addressing regional challenges, particularly the crisis in Palestine, further solidifies their partnership.

The focus on Oman-Türkiye relations is expected to continue in the coming months, with both countries likely to pursue concrete initiatives to deepen their collaboration. This strengthened partnership not only benefits Oman and Türkiye but also contributes to greater stability and prosperity in the wider Middle East region. Further updates on specific projects and agreements are anticipated as the two nations continue to build on this positive momentum. Readers interested in learning more about Oman’s foreign policy can find additional information on the Omani Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.

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