MUSCAT: The Sultanate of Oman has officially welcomed the French President’s announcement recognizing the State of Palestine, describing the move as an important step toward achieving justice and lasting peace in the region. Oman emphasized that such recognition aligns with international law and the framework of United Nations resolutions aimed at resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Oman expressed hope that other nations will follow France’s example by supporting a two-state solution, reinforcing the principle of peaceful coexistence between Israel and Palestine. This diplomatic stance reflects Oman’s ongoing commitment to balanced and constructive engagement in regional and international matters concerning peace and stability.
The announcement was seen by Omani officials as a positive development that could encourage renewed dialogue and negotiations between the concerned parties. By recognizing Palestine, France contributes to the international momentum in support of equitable solutions and a framework for conflict resolution.
Oman’s response highlights its continued role as a mediator and advocate for diplomacy in the Middle East. By urging broader support for the two-state solution, Oman reiterates its position that sustainable peace can only be achieved through dialogue, adherence to international law, and respect for the rights of all peoples involved.
