Oman has actively taken part in the 222nd session of the UNESCO Executive Board held in Paris, France. The high-level meeting brought together representatives from several member states to discuss global priorities in education, science, culture, and communication.
During the session, the Sultanate’s delegation highlighted Oman’s ongoing efforts to support UNESCO’s mission. The team emphasized national achievements in preserving cultural heritage, promoting sustainable education, and expanding scientific cooperation.
Oman’s representatives also reiterated the country’s dedication to fostering innovation and knowledge exchange through strong international partnerships. The delegation shared examples of Oman’s successful initiatives in cultural preservation and educational reform that align with UNESCO’s objectives.
The meeting also explored strategies to strengthen global cooperation in addressing common challenges. These included the protection of world heritage sites, the promotion of inclusive and quality education, and the enhancement of global scientific collaboration.
Oman’s active participation reflected its enduring partnership with UNESCO and its commitment to multilateral dialogue. By engaging in these discussions, Oman continues to position itself as a proactive contributor to international development, cultural understanding, and peacebuilding efforts.
UNESCO officials praised the involvement of member states like Oman, which continue to demonstrate leadership in sustainable progress and cultural preservation. The organization emphasized that the cooperation of countries such as Oman is essential to advancing shared global goals in education and science.
Through its consistent engagement with UNESCO, Oman reinforces its vision of sustainable development that values cultural identity, innovation, and global unity. The Sultanate’s participation in the session further highlights its role as a responsible and forward-looking nation on the international stage.
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