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On Sunday, October 7, 2023, the Foreign Minister of Oman, Badr bin Hamad al-Busaidi, announced in a press conference in Muscat that the scheduled meeting between Iran and the Gulf States has been postponed. This meeting, intended for discussions on regional issues and strengthening cooperation, has been delayed due to the current situation in Yemen and ongoing conflicts in the country.
Reasons for the Delay of the Meeting
The Foreign Minister of Oman stated in this meeting that the complex and unstable situation in Yemen and the ongoing clashes between Houthi forces and the Yemeni government have affected the necessity of holding this meeting. He emphasized that Oman, as a mediating country, is always striving to help achieve peace and stability in Yemen and facilitate dialogue among the conflicting parties.
Since the onset of the conflict in Yemen in 2014, the country has witnessed one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. Millions of people in Yemen are in need of food and medical assistance, and the conflicts have severely impacted the humanitarian situation in the country. Nevertheless, Oman, as one of the Gulf States, has always sought to play a mediating role and pave the way for peaceful dialogues.
Continued Clashes in Yemen
At the same time, reports indicate that clashes in Yemen continue. In recent days, intense fighting has occurred between Houthi forces and government forces in various regions of the country. According to reports, the clashes have intensified in Marib province, affecting many civilians.
Yemeni officials have welcomed international efforts to end these conflicts and emphasized the importance of establishing peace in the country. However, the current situation reflects the many challenges that must be addressed in order to achieve peace.
The postponement of the meeting between Iran and the Gulf States highlights the existing complexities in regional policies and the necessity of addressing humanitarian issues in Yemen. Hopes for resolving the Yemen crisis continue, but the current conditions indicate that more efforts are needed to create grounds for dialogue and cooperation.
