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Haitham bin Tariq

sultan of Oman
Also known as: Haytham ibn Ṭāriq
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  • Political map of Oman
    Oman
    / Sultanate of Haitham bin Tariq

    The next day, his cousin Haitham bin Tariq (Haytham ibn Ṭāriq) was named his successor. Haitham had served in a prominent role in Qaboos’s cabinet, especially in a diplomatic capacity and in national development planning. As such, his appointment represented the continuity of Qaboos’s policies, and he affirmed in his…

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    The next day, his cousin Haitham bin Tariq (Haytham ibn Ṭāriq) was named his successor. Haitham had served in a prominent role in Qaboos’s cabinet, especially in a diplomatic capacity and in national development planning. As such, his appointment represented the continuity of Qaboos’s policies, and he affirmed in his…

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