Admiral Abdullah bin Khamis Al-Raisi, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Sultanate of Oman, met and discussed with the Secretary-General of the Islamic Coalition Against Terrorism (IMCTC) on Tuesday. This meeting was aimed at examining strategic cooperation and maritime security between Oman and the Islamic Coalition.
Details of the Meeting
In this meeting, both parties exchanged views on global security challenges and terrorist threats. The importance of joint cooperation to counter these threats and maintain maritime security in the region was also emphasized. The Secretary-General of the Islamic Coalition expressed satisfaction with this meeting and stressed the necessity of strengthening cooperation among coalition member countries to effectively combat terrorism.
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Dimensions of Security Cooperation
During this meeting, Admiral Al-Raisi also pointed out the importance of maritime security in ensuring regional stability and security. He added that Oman, as an important country in the Gulf region, plays a key role in ensuring maritime security and combating terrorist threats. According to him, cooperation among Islamic countries in the field of maritime security can help reduce the risks and threats facing these countries.
The Islamic Coalition Against Terrorism, which aims to strengthen security cooperation among Islamic countries, is seeking to expand its activities and collaborate more closely with various countries, including Oman, in light of new security challenges and the emergence of new terrorist groups.
At the end of this meeting, both parties emphasized the importance of continuing dialogues and joint cooperation in various areas, including information exchange, training, and strengthening security capabilities. This action can be seen as an effective step towards enhancing regional and global security.
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