Afghanistan's charge d'affaires attends Muscat meeting on regional, global developments
Hafiz Omar, charge d'affaires at Afghanistan's embassy in Muscat, participated in a meeting on recent regional and global developments following an official invitation from Oman's foreign minister.
In his speech, Omar outlined Afghanistan's position and the country's general situation, while pointing to some "sinister efforts" aimed at destabilizing the region, according to the Afghan Embassy in Muscat.
Participants in the meeting emphasized resolving issues through dialogue and diplomacy to foster regional and global stability.
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