Bilateral cooperation took center stage in Minsk as Sayyid Shihab bin Tarik Al Said, Deputy Prime Minister for Defence Affairs, met Viktor Karankevich, Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus, on Tuesday. The meeting marked a key moment during the state visit to Belarus and underscored the growing strategic partnership between the two nations.
Both delegations met at the Belarusian Council of Ministers to discuss expanding economic and investment cooperation. Officials from both sides joined the talks, highlighting the shared commitment to strengthening ties through concrete initiatives. Leaders from Oman and Belarus emphasized their dedication to deepening bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors to serve their nations’ long-term interests.
The discussions focused on identifying new areas for investment and collaboration. Both sides explored how joint projects could advance economic growth and mutual development. They highlighted the potential for cooperation in sectors such as trade, technology, logistics, agriculture, and manufacturing.
The meeting took place within the broader context of the official visit to Belarus, which includes multiple high-level meetings aimed at enhancing strategic and economic relations. This visit builds on previous agreements between the two nations and aims to translate them into actionable projects.
Officials stressed that bilateral cooperation remains a crucial tool for driving shared prosperity. They agreed that future efforts should prioritize targeted investments and streamlined processes to encourage stronger private sector participation. Both governments aim to create favorable conditions for companies to establish new ventures and expand existing operations.
The dialogue also addressed the importance of aligning economic goals with strategic objectives. Leaders discussed how cooperation could help both countries diversify their economies and strengthen their positions in global markets. They expressed optimism about the potential for sustainable growth through coordinated policy frameworks and investment incentives.
Looking ahead, both sides agreed to maintain momentum by continuing regular consultations and follow-up meetings. This ongoing engagement will help turn the commitments made during this meeting into tangible outcomes.
Through focused dialogue and mutual determination, Oman and Belarus are laying the foundation for deeper economic integration. Bilateral cooperation will continue to guide their efforts to build stronger, more resilient ties in the years to come.
