Topic summary
Sultan Qaboos

Extracted from the Wikipedia article Qaboos bin Said.
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His closest advisors are security and intelligence professionals in the so-called Royal Office, headed by Gen. Sultan bin Mohammed al-Numani.
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...only three Omanis have discussed this subject with me openly...All three agreed that the sultan is generally believed to be homosexual by Omanis...
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There were no other known relationships with women and despite rumours of liaisons with elegant young European men, the sultan's private life remained firmly private.
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