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King Charles Lauds Omani Peace Efforts on Sultan's State Visit
The visit will include talks on security and trade, with the two countries expected to sign an agreement to boost more than £1bn in investment, officials said.
- On Tuesday, King Charles III hosted Sultan Haitham bin Tariq at a state banquet at Windsor Castle, praising Oman's "noble efforts" to help reopen the choked Strait of Hormuz.
- This three-day state visit marks the first by an Omani ruler to Britain in 44 years, occurring amid severe turbulence in the Middle East prompted by the Iran war.
- King Charles described Oman's "constructive neutrality" as a "trusted interlocutor to all parties," emphasizing the country's role "matters far beyond Hormuz" and deserves utmost respect.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham will hold talks Wednesday at Downing Street to sign an agreement expanding the UK-Oman Sovereign Investment Partnership between the two nations.
- Beyond diplomacy, Oman maintains a strategic military partnership with the UK, featuring decades of joint training and a British military presence in the port town Duqm.
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King Charles III of Britain celebrated his guest Sultan of Oman, who has been visiting the Kingdom of Oman for over four decades.
King Charles III praised Oman's efforts to promote peace in the Middle East on Tuesday as Sultan Haitham bin Tariq began the first state visit to the United Kingdom by an Omani ruler in almost half a century.
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King Charles highlights what he calls Oman's ongoing commitment during dinner with the Sultan on a state visit.
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