His Majesty meets King Charles III, reviews relations
They reviewed the strong historical relations between the two friendly countries, and ways to enhance them during His Majesty's private visit to the United Kingdom.
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Oman hosts virtual preparatory meeting for 7th Session of UN Environment Assembly
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