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Oman and China Strengthening Strategic Partnerships

MUSCAT: H.H. Sayyid Shihab bin Tarik al Said, Oman’s Deputy Prime Minister for Defence Affairs, met with H.E. Lyu Jian, the Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Oman. The meeting took place at Al Murtafa’a Garrison on Tuesday.

During the discussions, His Highness warmly welcomed Ambassador Lyu Jian. Both sides emphasized the significance of strengthening the relationship between Oman and China. They also reviewed key topics of mutual interest, highlighting their ongoing cooperation across multiple sectors.

In particular, the meeting focused on expanding trade, defence, and regional stability efforts. Oman and China are committed to fostering stronger ties and reinforcing diplomatic and strategic partnerships.

Oman and China have enjoyed a close relationship, with both nations continuing to collaborate on various initiatives. This includes promoting stability and peace in the region and enhancing economic and defence cooperation.

Both sides reaffirmed their dedication to enhancing ties. They agreed to continue working together, sharing expertise, and boosting coordination across trade and defence. Their commitment reflects the growing friendship between Oman and China, aimed at achieving long-term development and peace.

This meeting underscores the importance of building strong, strategic partnerships. It also demonstrates how Oman and China are aligning efforts to ensure a prosperous future for both countries.

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