In a significant interview, Oman's Foreign Minister referred to the destructive role of the United States and the Zionist regime in the Persian Gulf region and urged Western countries to stop threatening the Islamic Republic of Iran. These remarks come at a time when tensions in the Persian Gulf have sharply increased and security concerns in the region have reached their peak.
The Security Role of Regional Countries
The Foreign Minister of Oman emphasized that the security of the Persian Gulf must be provided by the countries of the region, and this requires greater cooperation and solidarity among regional governments. He stated, "Western countries should help strengthen security in this region instead of threatening. We cannot rely on extra-regional powers to ensure our security. It is our duty to take care of it ourselves." These statements reflect a shift in the approach of Arab countries, especially Oman, which has been seeking to strengthen its security independence in recent years.
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Consequences of External Threats
Continuous threats from the United States and its allies, especially the Zionist regime, have led the Gulf countries to conclude that they must ensure their own security instead of relying on others. Oman's Foreign Minister added, "As regional countries, we must help each other and distance ourselves from external threats. Creating a secure and stable environment is only possible through cooperation and solidarity." This approach could help strengthen relations among Gulf countries and reduce tensions in the region.
Furthermore, Oman's Foreign Minister referred to the history of relations between Iran and Oman and stated that these two countries could serve as a good model for cooperation and dialogue in the region. He noted, "We should seek diplomatic solutions and dialogue instead of tension and conflict. This is the only way that can lead to peace and stability in the region."
These remarks come as tensions between Iran and the West are rising, and regional countries, especially in the Persian Gulf, are seeking new ways to ensure their security and stability. Oman, as a neutral mediator, can play an important role in this regard and contribute to the dialogue and diplomacy process.
Finally, Oman's Foreign Minister called for a rational and realistic approach to the security issues of the Persian Gulf and emphasized the importance of regional cooperation. He stated, "We must trust each other and work together to seek security and stability in the region. Only in this way can we achieve a bright and sustainable future."
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