Oman and World Food Programme Discuss Humanitarian Cooperation and Food Security
Muscat, The Gulf Observer: Sheikh Khalifa Ali Al Harthy, Undersecretary of the Foreign Ministry for Political Affairs of the Sultanate of Oman, received Carl Skau, Deputy Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), at his office in Muscat to discuss strengthening cooperation in humanitarian assistance and food security.
The meeting focused on areas of cooperation between Oman and the WFP, as well as ways to support international efforts to address humanitarian needs and enhance food security amid growing challenges in delivering assistance to populations affected by conflicts and crises.
Both sides exchanged views on the latest humanitarian developments at regional and international levels, emphasizing the need to intensify coordination to ensure the safe, timely and sustainable delivery of food aid to vulnerable populations.
The discussions highlighted the importance of strengthening international partnerships and supporting coordinated humanitarian responses to address food insecurity and alleviate the suffering of communities affected by emergencies and conflicts.
The meeting also underscored the significance of continued cooperation between Oman and international humanitarian organizations in supporting relief efforts and ensuring that essential food assistance reaches those most in need.
Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah Al Qatabi, Head of the International Organizations Department at Oman’s Foreign Ministry, also attended the meeting.
