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Oman Attends High-Level Meeting in London
The Sultanate of Oman participated in the 10th meeting of the “Dragon” group, hosted by the United Kingdom at Trinity House in London on October 23, 2026. The meeting brought together senior military officials from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and other Middle Eastern nations to discuss key regional and international issues.
Oman Represented by Armed Forces Chief of Staff
Oman was represented by Lieutenant General Abdullah bin Khamis Al Raisi, Chief of Staff of the Sultan’s Armed Forces. His participation reflected Oman’s involvement in discussions among regional military leaders on security and strategic developments.
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Gulf and Middle Eastern Military Leaders Participate
The meeting included chiefs of staff and military commanders from GCC member states and other Middle Eastern countries. The gathering provided an opportunity for senior officials to exchange views on shared security concerns and developments affecting the region.
Regional and International Security on the Agenda
Participants discussed major security and strategic challenges at both regional and international levels. The discussions took place against the backdrop of current developments, although the official announcement did not identify specific conflicts, threats or security issues addressed during the meeting.
Exchange of Views on Stability
The meeting enabled military representatives to exchange perspectives on issues affecting regional and international security. According to Oman News Agency, the discussions were aimed at supporting security and stability across the region and internationally.
United Kingdom Hosts the Meeting at Trinity House
The United Kingdom hosted the 10th Dragon Group meeting at Trinity House in London. The gathering brought together senior defence representatives from the Gulf and wider Middle East for discussions on strategic challenges and regional cooperation.
Oman’s Participation in Regional Security Dialogue
Oman’s participation highlighted its engagement in regional and international security discussions alongside neighbouring countries and other Middle Eastern partners. The official report did not announce any specific agreement, new security arrangement or joint decision arising from the meeting.
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