Egypt, Oman Stress Need for Joint Efforts to Prevent Regional Military Confrontations, Safeguard Navigation

From Cairo, the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Egyptian Expatriates, represented by Minister Badr Abdelatty, engaged in crucial discussions with Oman's Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi. The core of their conversation, conducted via phone, centered on the urgent need to avert further military clashes within our region and to guarantee the unimpeded flow of international maritime trade. Both nations firmly believe that open dialogue is the only viable instrument to steer clear of escalating instability.

This strategic coordination is particularly vital given the rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape. The ministers specifically addressed the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran, underscoring the importance of supporting this diplomatic track. Their shared objective is to foster an environment conducive to a ceasefire, an end to hostilities, and the establishment of lasting regional stability through political solutions, explicitly rejecting military escalation.

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dialogue is the only way to spare the region further instability.

Egypt's unwavering solidarity with Oman and all Gulf Arab states was reiterated. Cairo stands with its Arab brethren, prepared to confront any threats to their security and stability. Crucially, Egypt views the security of the Gulf as intrinsically linked to its own national security, a principle that guides its foreign policy and regional engagement. This shared understanding ensures a united front in safeguarding our collective interests and promoting a peaceful, stable future for the region.

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The security of the Gulf is an integral part of Egypt’s national security.