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Sultan Haitham Congratulates Norway’s King Haakon VIII on Taking Oath

Samridhi Puri
Last updated: September 2, 2026 11:41 am
Samridhi Puri
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His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik of Oman has sent a message of congratulations to His Majesty King Haakon VIII of Norway in the wake of his formal inauguration ceremony as the king of Norway. This high-level diplomatic interaction is a very important instance of sovereignty between the Sultanate of Oman and the Nordic country and reflects the Omanis’ well-thought-out policy of keeping their foreign relations going and creating goodwill internationally among other countries’ monarchs.

This diplomatic move is indicative of Oman’s wider foreign policy goal, which includes multinational cooperation, dialogue, and the development of economic and political relations with Europe.

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By extending official royal felicitations on such a key state milestone, Oman reinforces its dedication to sustaining strong international ties and developing strategic avenues for collaboration across diverse economic, technological, and maritime sectors.

In his official cable to the newly sworn-in monarch, Sultan Haitham conveyed his sincere felicitations and extended his best wishes to King Haakon VIII as he undertakes his sovereign duties at the helm of the Norwegian kingdom. The Omani leader emphasised the value of the historical foundation of mutual respect and friendship shared by both nations, expressing optimism that bilateral interaction will see further progress, expansion, and practical development over the coming years.

Diplomatic engagement between Muscat and Oslo has progressively centred on key areas of shared interest, particularly regarding sustainable energy transitions, green technology, maritime operations, and regional security dialogue. Oman’s foreign policy apparatus regularly utilises high-level royal dispatches to reaffirm alliance commitments, celebrate transitions of state leadership, and cultivate an international environment conducive to long-term trade and diplomatic alignment.

His Majesty concluded the royal message by expressing his hopes for the ongoing prosperity, advancement, and overall well-being of the Norwegian population, while reaffirming Oman’s desire to unlock fresh opportunities for mutual economic and strategic benefit. The official dispatch reflects the continuous effort by the Sultanate to project a proactive diplomatic presence on the world stage, ensuring that diplomatic channels remain open, constructive, and orientated toward productive state partnerships. Gulf Tribune

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