GENEVA: The meetings in Geneva, which began earlier this month, are scheduled to continue until the 18th. During these sessions, Oman has emphasized the critical need for collective action and the commitment of all member states to effectively implement the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC). The Sultanate reaffirmed its full support for the objectives of the Convention, reiterating its dedication to collaborating with the international community to promote biological security and maintain global peace.
Oman has consistently highlighted the importance of international cooperation in preventing the misuse of biological agents. The Sultanate’s commitment to the BWC reflects its broader efforts to contribute to global security, particularly in safeguarding humanity from the threats posed by biological warfare. Oman’s stance supports the ongoing global initiatives to regulate and control biological materials, ensuring they are not used for harmful purposes.
The session’s agenda is focused on critical discussions about strengthening international cooperation to prevent the misuse of biological agents. These discussions are vital in ensuring safety and security on a global scale, addressing issues related to biological threats, and promoting measures that enhance transparency and accountability among states.
In addition to these ongoing discussions, the sessions aim to advance practical solutions that will help member states uphold their obligations under the BWC. The goal is to create a safer world by reinforcing the international framework designed to prevent the development and use of biological weapons. As the meetings progress, it is expected that member states will renew their commitment to these shared goals, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and cooperation in addressing global biological security challenges.
