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Sultan of Oman at Windsor: Pageantry, Hormuz and Trade Deals

November 12, 2026 by admin

Sultan of Oman at Windsor: Pageantry, Hormuz and Trade Deals – The first Omani state visit in 44 years mixed carriages and a banquet with a long list of government business.

Categories crownandclownuk, Today Tags British monarchy, Downing Street, england, King Charles, London, monarchy, royal family news, royal politics, state visit, Sultan of Oman, Windsor Castle

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