Riyadh: The Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition (IMCTC) in Riyadh welcomed a delegation from the General Staff of the Sultan's Armed Forces of Oman, led by Assistant Chief of Staff for Administration and Logistics, Brigadier General (Navy) Ali bin Mohammed Al-Balushi.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the delegation was received by IMCTC Advisor Major General (Pilot) Majed bin Talib. During the visit, the coalition's mission and strategic objectives were reviewed, focusing on its methodology for countering terrorism. This approach emphasizes integration across four key domains: ideological, media, countering terrorist financing, and military.
The Omani delegation was briefed on the coalition's operational mechanisms and the frameworks for coordination and expertise-sharing among member states. They also examined the training programs and specialized initiatives aimed at capacity building, knowledge transfer, and professional skills development for counterterrorism specialists.
An introductory tour of IMCTC facilities was part of the visit. The delegation observed samples of training program outputs, the information situation assessment system, and preparations for specialized studies, highlighting the coalition's role in supporting member states and enhancing their readiness.
The visit was part of ongoing efforts to review the IMCTC's experience, its counterterrorism approach, and its mechanisms, programs, and initiatives in capacity building and knowledge transfer.