Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Oman's Sultan Haitham bin Tarik reaffirmed their countries' commitment to peace and stability in West Asia during a telephone conversation on Sunday, according to a statement published on the Iranian president's office website. The two leaders reiterated that both nations are dedicated to supporting regional peace and stability.
Leaders reiterate commitment to regional stability
The conversation brought together the Iranian president and the Omani sultan, who restated their shared commitment to maintaining peace in the region. The statement from Pezeshkian's office described the discussion as a telephone conversation and said both sides made the commitment during the call.
The leaders' remarks focused on peace and stability across West Asia. The statement did not provide further details about specific measures, initiatives or agreements discussed during the conversation. It also did not identify particular regional developments as the focus of their exchange.
Official statement confirms shared position
The account of the call was published by the Iranian president's office. It said Pezeshkian and Sultan Haitham bin Tarik reiterated their nations' dedication to regional peace and stability, presenting the commitment as a position held by both countries.
The statement made no additional announcement about the timing of future meetings or any follow-up steps. The information released publicly was limited to the leaders' reaffirmation of their commitment during Sunday's telephone conversation.
The exchange underscores the stated position of Iran and Oman on peace and stability in West Asia. Beyond that reaffirmation, the official account did not outline new policy decisions or describe further details of the leaders' discussion.
