Muscat: The Ambassador of the State of Palestine to the Sultanate of Oman, Ahmed Al-Ruwaidi, alongside the embassy staff, visited wounded individuals from the Gaza Strip at their residence in Muscat. The Sultanate of Oman is hosting these individuals and is committed to providing them with care and attention. According to Union of OIC News Agencies, Ambassador Al-Ruwaidhi expressed gratitude to the Sultanate of Oman for its efforts in securing the needs of the wounded and their companions. He acknowledged the support in providing the necessities for a dignified life, in coordination and cooperation with the Embassy of the State of Palestine. The embassy is actively fulfilling its role and duties under the current circumstances. Ambassador Al-Ruwaidhi also conveyed greetings from the Palestinian leadership, led by President Mahmoud Abbas, to the wounded and their families. The leadership has issued direct instructions to monitor the situation of these individuals and ensure their needs are met. In response, several of the wounded and their families expressed their appreciation for the level of care provided by the Sultanate and the ongoing communication efforts led by Ambassador Al-Ruwaidhi.
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