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Oman's Sultan, Haitham bin Tarik, set to arrive in India today for a three-day visit

Sultan Haitham bin Tarik of Oman embarks on a three-day state visit to India. The visit aims to bolster diplomatic relations and explore avenues for collaboration. It includes meetings with President Murmu, and PM Modi, and discussions on bilateral trade, cultural ties, and defense partnerships, solidifying the historical connections between the two nations.

Oman's Sultan, Haitham bin Tarik, set to arrive in India today for a three-day visit Image Source -www.economictimes.indiatimes.com

Sultan Haitham bin Tarik, the esteemed leader of Oman, arrives in India today, commencing a significant three-day state visit. Invited by President Droupadi Murmu, this inaugural visit marks a pivotal moment in fostering the enduring diplomatic relationship between India and Oman. A high-level delegation, consisting of senior ministers and officials, accompanies the Sultan, emphasizing the paramountcy of this diplomatic mission.

Upon arrival, Sultan Haitham bin Tarik is set to engage in crucial bilateral discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The discussions will center on exploring avenues for future collaboration that promise regional stability, progress, and mutual prosperity between India and Oman. The visit includes a ceremonial welcome by President Murmu and an honorary luncheon hosted by PM Modi in the Sultan's honor.

Furthermore, the Sultan's itinerary encompasses meetings with India's External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, along with a visit to the National Gallery of Modern Art. Day two of this momentous visit will witness a pivotal meeting between the Sultan and PM Modi at Hyderabad House, focusing on bolstering bilateral trade and investment relationships.

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India and Oman's historical, cultural, and economic ties, dating back millennia, form the bedrock of their diplomatic alliance. Established in 1955, their diplomatic relations evolved into a strategic partnership in 2008. Noteworthy is the regular exchange of visits between leaders of both nations, strengthening ties and fostering cooperation in various domains.

Oman, boasting a robust Indian expatriate community contributing significantly to its economic landscape, plays a crucial role in fostering cultural diversity and growth. Additionally, the strategic significance of Oman as India's closest defense partner in the Gulf region further solidifies their partnership. Regular bilateral exercises and service-level staff talks between the armed forces of both nations underline the depth of this alliance.

The visit symbolizes a landmark chapter in the bilateral relations between India and Oman, signifying their commitment to mutual growth, prosperity, and enduring diplomatic ties.

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