Bin Alawi: The Sultanate of Oman considers the Palestinian issue as a "red line"

Oman's Foreign Minister, Yousuf bin Alawi Bin Abdullah, stressed that his country viewed the Palestinian issue as a "red line" and that the creation of an independent Palestinian state was a strategic necessity not only for the Palestinians, but for all its environment.

During a conference at the Cultural Club, Alwaleed stressed that the United States could not implement the so-called "agreement of the century" without a sovereign and independent Palestinian state, stressing that the Palestinian side was the strongest and the most possibility of accepting such an agreement or refusal according to its national interests.

Bin Alawi said that the idea of ​​Sultan Qaboos bin Said was based on the principle of spreading the values ​​of love in the world and on the fact that the Sultanate was proceeding in a clear way that does not harm anyone. and does not pose any danger: it is based on rules of honesty and transparency. On global convictions. "

On the situation in the Arab region, Al-Bin Alawi said: "Everyone must work to reform what has happened in previous periods and prepare for the future", warning that those who have not passed this stage "will be followed by crises and will appear each time new images".

He pointed out that over the past five decades, crises and disagreements have led to wars in the Middle East between the Arab states and Israel and with the West, but that the Arab world is seeking peace. , stability, tranquility, development and development "until the emergence of a new type of extremism, Militarily, but it must be intellectually available."

He pointed out that the Sultanate was devoid of thought followers, Daheshi, and said: "Oman does not suffer from sleepiness and no one can say that it is a sense person."

He concluded by stating that a number of problems in the region were "unresolved" and that it would take time to resolve them in all their forms, such as intellectual terrorism, armed terrorism and terrorism. economic, which are related to specific problems, stressing that they would become problems if they did not find the best solution.