Diplomats' Role Amid Impunity
The article discusses the importance of diplomats in an era marked by increasing international challenges, particularly with the decline in adherence to international law and the rising use of political and economic power in ways that disregard international institutions. It emphasizes that diplomats remain the primary tool for achieving stability, despite the limited results of some negotiations, and that they must continue to uphold dialogue and initiative. The article highlights Oman’s efforts in negotiating security for navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, while preserving its national interests and supporting international law. This approach is framed within the concept of "constructive neutrality," aimed at strengthening the global legal system and safeguarding the interests of small states.
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