TEHRAN – The 19th annual meeting of the Omani-Iranian joint military commission officially opened on Monday in Muscat, Oman.
Hosted by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Oman, the meeting brings together senior military officials from both nations to discuss key areas of cooperation and further enhance their longstanding military relationship.
The meeting is being co-chaired by Brigadier-General Mohammad Ahadi, Chief of Defense Diplomacy and International Relations of the Iranian Armed Forces, and Brigadier Hamad bin Rashid al Balushi, Deputy Operations and Planning Chief of the Omani Armed Forces General Staff. The high-level discussions are aimed at reinforcing the defense partnership between the two neighboring countries.
On the first day, military representatives from Oman and Iran exchanged views on a variety of topics, focusing on ways to deepen collaboration in military affairs. The agenda includes joint exercises, training programs, and increased cooperation in areas of regional security, reflecting both nations' commitment to maintaining stability in the Gulf region.
The Omani-Iranian joint military commission has become a critical platform for defense dialogue between the two countries, allowing for the regular exchange of ideas and strategies to enhance mutual security. Both sides expressed optimism about the outcomes of this year's meeting, which is expected to further solidify their cooperation in military fields and contribute to the broader goal of peace and stability in the region.
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