India’s ambassador to Oman visits injured Indian seafarer in hospital
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Dubai Indian Ambassador to Oman Prashant Pise visited an injured Indian seafarer, who was a victim of an attack on the Indian vessel MSV Quba last month, at Sohar hospital. The ambassador enquired about the seafarer’s well-being, interacted with the medical team regarding his treatment and recovery, and conveyed his heartfelt wishes for a speedy recovery, the Indian Embassy in Muscat said in a post on social media on Thursday (November 12, 2026).
استضاف #ميناء_صحار_والمنطقة_الحرة اليوم سعادة/ براشانت بيسي، سفير جمهورية الهند لدى سلطنة عُمان. وتناولت الزيارة فرص تعزيز التعاون الاقتصادي والاستثماري بين البلدين، والتعريف بمكانة #ميناء_صحار_والمنطقة_الحرة كمنظومة متكاملة تربط الصناعات بالأسواق العالمية، وتدعم نمو التجارة والخدمات اللوجستية والتنمية الصناعية المستدامة.
- SOHAR (@PortandFreezone) November 12, 2026 “The Embassy stands firmly with the affected seafarers and their families during this difficult time and remains committed to extending all necessary assistance,” it added.
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