India’s National Security Advisor meets top leaders in Oman

National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval met with Oman’s top leaders in Muscat to discuss the strengthening of ties between India and Oman. During his visit, Doval handed over a written message from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Sultan Haitham bin Tarik, which touched on various aspects of bilateral relations between the two nations. Doval also held talks with Oman’s foreign minister Sayyid Badr Hamad Al Busaidi, with an emphasis on potential bilateral cooperation in technology. The discussions covered mutual security, regional stability, and economic and technological development, highlighting India’s commitment to its strategic partnership with Oman. The visit provided an opportunity for high-level engagement and further cemented the strong bonds of friendship between the two countries. Modi’s message was well-received, with Sultan Haitham expressing his own greetings and wishes for India’s progress and prosperity. The officials discussed investment, regional and international issues, and policies of constructive dialogue and international cooperation. Overall, Doval’s visit demonstrated the importance of Oman as a key partner for India in the Gulf and reflected a strong bilateral relationship between the two nations.