MUSCAT: The Sultanate of Oman and the Republic of Estonia convened a round of political discussions in Muscat, led by Sayyid Badr Hamad Al Busaidi, Foreign Minister of Oman, and Margus Tsahkna, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia. The talks highlighted the strong bilateral relations between the two nations and focused on enhancing cooperation across multiple fields. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to developing stronger diplomatic and economic ties, underlining the importance of such engagements in fostering mutual growth and understanding.
Key themes of the meeting revolved around areas of shared interest such as renewable energy, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, technology, and digital transformation. The ministers also explored avenues for potential investment opportunities between private sector entities from both countries. By placing emphasis on these future-focused sectors, the talks positioned Oman and Estonia to leverage their unique strengths to create lasting partnerships that contribute to economic diversification and innovation on both sides.
In addition to economic and technological cooperation, the two ministers exchanged views on pressing regional and international issues. They reiterated their shared commitment to promoting peace, stability, and constructive dialogue on the global stage. Principles of international law, justice, sovereignty, and respect for nations’ independence were central to their discussions, reflecting a common vision of diplomacy that prioritizes collaboration and fairness.
The meeting was attended by senior officials, including Mundhir Mahfoudh Al Mantheri, Head of the Europe Department at Oman’s Foreign Ministry, as well as the Ambassador of Estonia to Oman. The presence of key representatives from both countries underlined the importance of the session in building on existing ties. By stressing the value of continuous dialogue and coordination, both sides signaled a determination to address global challenges together and to strengthen cooperation that extends beyond traditional diplomatic frameworks.
