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What role should Oman play in promoting peace in the Middle East?

Geopolitics
France
Gestartet July 03, 2026

As French President Emmanuel Macron meets Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman amid efforts to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East, François Picard welcomes Dawud Al Ansari, a geopolitics and energy analyst. As diplomacy in the Gulf is once again being tested by renewed military tensions, Al Ansari offers a nuanced assessment from an Omani perspective, arguing that Oman is playing an increasingly valuable strategic role

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CLAIM Veröffentlicht von will • Jul 03, 2026
As the Middle East continues to experience volatility, Oman’s approach to peace must be examined critically. What specific strategies should Oman adopt to ensure its efforts lead to meaningful outcomes, and how can these strategies address the region's myriad issues?

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