Oman outlines Muscat Plan to counter hate speech, will host International Day of Tolerance event
September 26, 2026 | United Nations, International
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The Sultanate of Oman announced the launch of the "Muscat Plan" to counter hate speech, genocide, atrocity crimes and incitement. Badr bin Mhammed bin Hammud Ali told the Assembly the initiative was inaugurated "by His Excellency the Secretary General of the United Nations and with broad international participation here at United Nations headquarters in New York on the 11th of June 2026."
The minister said Muscat will host an event next November marking the International Day of Tolerance as part of efforts to build partnerships with the international community and the United Nations and to advance initiatives aimed at preventing atrocity crimes.
The minister said Muscat will host an event next November marking the International Day of Tolerance as part of efforts to build partnerships with the international community and the United Nations and to advance initiatives aimed at preventing atrocity crimes.
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