Oman Maintains Neutrality Amid Regional Tensions
Omani approach in its foreign policy revolves around neutrality and moderation. It has maintained strong relations with Iran since supporting the Shah in the 1970s, going through phases of mutual trust, while also addressing regional crises such as the Yemen war without siding with any particular party. Muscat has also played the role of mediator between conflicting parties, carefully managing its sensitive relations with Iran—especially after drones and missiles fell inside its territory as a result of the Iranian-American conflict, which Iran states only targets American forces. Oman has adhered to a policy of restraint to avoid escalating tensions, firmly committed to negotiations and dialogue as means to establish regional stability.
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