In a recent phone call, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Oman’s Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said engaged in discussions focused on the enhancement of bilateral relations and the examination of key developments in the region. Erdoğan expressed his concerns over any potential escalation of conflicts in the Middle East, highlighting that such tensions would serve no beneficial purpose. He underscored the necessity of supporting diplomatic efforts to sustain peace and stability in the area.
Emphasizing Türkiye’s commitment to fostering enduring peace, Erdoğan assured that the country would continue collaborating closely with regional allies to mitigate tensions throughout the Middle East. He reiterated Türkiye’s dedication to peace and stability in the Palestinian territories, pledging to persistently advocate for Palestinian rights on international platforms.
The dialogue between the two leaders also featured an exchange of greetings for the upcoming Eid Al-Adha, with Erdoğan extending his congratulations to Sultan Haitham in anticipation of the Islamic holiday. This gesture further reinforced the cordial ties between Türkiye and Oman, which have seen significant growth in political and economic cooperation in recent years.
Notably, relations between the two nations have been on the rise, marked by Sultan Haitham’s inaugural official visit to Türkiye in 2024. This visit was a pivotal moment in strengthening bilateral ties and underscored the mutual commitment to enhancing cooperation. Both countries remain active in coordinating responses to regional issues, advocating for diplomatic solutions to ongoing challenges in the Middle East.